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  1. Mike
    September 21, 2016 @ 9:53 pm

    A long post that’s possibly too long?
    Never.
    This is an outstanding piece of history that hardly any people would know about.
    You have, again, done a wonderful job of providing some very interesting information.
    Thank you.

  2. Dennis
    October 5, 2016 @ 2:13 am

    Enjoyable read! Is this part of your “Make America Grape Again” campaign?

  3. Robyn Genau
    June 4, 2019 @ 12:23 pm

    As long as I can remember we have a particular grape vine in the family called Moore’s Early. The story is that it was brought from Germany by my great Grandfather. It is still in existence on my cousins’ farm. Wins blue ribbons every year at the county fair. But. It is a nice beautiful purple colored grape. Akin to concord. So now I am thinking it must be something else.
    We live in No. Ky.

  4. Ryan Taylor
    August 16, 2022 @ 11:25 pm

    Thanks for the History! and you can be assured Moore’s Diamond will live on, from my research I believe it’s what I’m growing here in New Zealand, Moore’s Diamond was/is sold here, people from Europe loved the taste they where very impressed, I am growing the next generation of vines from it’s seed this year. many of the table grapes in NZ are American/American Hybrid Grapes, the Foxy Flavour is where it’s at!