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Pamid

Pamid is an old grape variety used for red wine. It has been cultivated in Bulgaria since the times of the ancient Thracians. In the past, it was the most widely spread Bulgarian variety, but today its plantations are highly limited. Pamid is also cultivated in North Macedonia, Serbia, Albania, Turkey, Greece, Hungary and Romania. The bunch is…

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Avg. degree1.91
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Pamidis aold grape variety used for red wine0.90text

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