Grape is a kind of fruit which are grown and used for juices, raisins, and table fruit, but of the world's grape production mostly goes into making wine.
The juice of a grape is the main ingredient in making wine.
See also:
"Grape" is in the NAICS Code "111332"
(Grape VineyardsRaisin farming)
"Grape" is in the HS Code "2204"
Wine Of Fresh Grape s, Including Fortified Wines; Grape Must Other Than Of Heading 2009
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