Cold weather vigor is this Grape’s calling card making it one of the best to grow in more northern edible gardens. While a strong grower, ‘Foch’ does not skimp on the fruit, producing narrow, long bunches of vibrant, deep purple Grapes that mature in the early seasons, usually in early to mid-September. Even though ‘Foch’ produces fruit that is tasty for dessert use, it’s in the area of wine making that this Grape excels. The fruit produced by this hybrid of American and French Grapes yields a wine of light to medium structure that features the taste of dark beerries that is destined to become a staple at your dinner! Since ‘Foch’ is a wide ranging plant, make sure you provide a strong wooden trellis structure to support it and expose it to the great airflow it needs to be healthy and productive.