There are essentially three types of grapes available in Oregon:
• American (Vitis labrusca), including Concord and Niagara; • European (V. vinifera), which are the predominant commercial wine cultivars (varieties) in Oregon; and • French-American hybrids, which were developed from crosses of European with American species.
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