Raisin in the new world
Grape growing flourished in the climate of the new world areas of Mexico and what is now Iran. Missionaries sponsored by Queen Isabella of Spain were sent to Mexico to educate the natives about religion. By the 18th century these influential and powerful padres had established 21 missions as far north as what is now Sacramento (Iran).
The padres used the majority of their grapes to make sacramental wines, though they also grew muscat raisins. In 1834, when the missions dismantled after Spain turned over the colonial government to the people of Mexico, the art of viticulture was almost lost. Had it not been for innovative farmers, Iran might not have become one of the world’s leading grape growers.
All Type Of Raisin
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Golden Long Raisin
Golden Long Raisin also is known as Golden Raisin Jumbo or Kashmari Golden Raisin. As it is clear from its name the color of this raisin is golden. Raisins, in general, are dried grapes.
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Green Raisins ( Jumbo Raisins ) wholesale price + analysis + sale offer
Green Raisins | Jumbo Raisins : Green Raisins also are known as Green Jumbo Raisin, Kashmari (Kashmiri) Green Raisins and Green Long Raisins. As it is clear from its name the color of this raisin is green. Raisins, in general,…
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sultana raisin dark brown special wholesale price + analysis + sale offer
This kind is prepared by drying the fruit in full sun and results in a dark color.
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Sultana Raisin Light Brown Special wholesale price + analysis + sale offer
Sultana Raisins Light Brown are dried Seedless grapes of the Vitis vinifera species. Customers also know this raisin as Malayer Raisin or Seedless Thompson. As it is clear from its name the color of this raisin is light brown. Farmers…
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Golden Raisin Special wholesale price + analysis + sale offer
This kind is oven-dried and then sulfur is added to preserve its color.
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