Variety Aiuta

Aiuta is a hybrid form of amateur breeding by Ye. H. Pavlovskyi (Shakhty; Rozana × K-81). It ripens very early, in 95–105 days: at the end of July or the beginning of August. The cluster is cylindrical-conical or broadly conical, often branched, 500–800 g. The berries are large, elongated-oval, dark violet, almost black, with a waxy bloom, with firm crisp flesh, a pleasant Muscat aroma and sugar content of 18–20 °Brix. The berry has seeds. The berries hang on the bush for a long time without losing turgor.

The bush is vigorous, the flower is hermaphroditic. Resistance to fungal diseases is medium; the variety is prone to shot berries (millerandage), and after rain the berries may crack (drip irrigation helps). Frost resistance is medium, down to −21…−22 °C, and the vine is covered for winter.