| CLUSTERS | Groups of grapes |
| BUNCH | Group of grapes |
| CLUSTER | Group of grapes |
| BUNCHES | Word for bobs of cherries, clusters of grapes, groups of boys, handfuls of flowers, hands of bananas, pelotons of cyclists, pigtails of hair, rings of keys or other agglomerations of things (7) |
| TRAINERS | Cordons, espaliers, trees, bushes or vines, but yielding bounties of Bramleys, crops of Conferences, gluts of grapes, harvests of honeydews or rich pickings of pippins; orchardists growing nature's ri |
| BOVINE | Smell of grapes? No, of cows (6) |
| VITICULTURE | The specific branch of agriculture relating to the raising of grapes and grapevines (11) |
| BRUNCHES | The opposite of Rex eating lots of grapes in- between meals (8) |
| BALSAMIC | Dark sweet Italian vinegar made from the juice of grapes aged in wooden barrels over a number of years (8) |
| VINLAND | Coastal region of North America visited by Leif Ericsson and other Vikings from about 1000 AD, named from the number of grapes growing there (7) |
| VIMTO | 7 Brand of carbonated drink containing the juice of grapes, raspberries and blackcurrants, and flavoured with herbs and spices (5) |
| RACEME | From the Latin for "bunch of grapes", an inflorescence or panicle characteristic of a plant such as the foxglove, lupin or snapdragon (6) |
| ARIL | From "raisins, pips of grapes", the accessory covering of a nutmeg, pomegranate or yew seed (4) |
| RAISIN | Word, from "bunch of grapes" and related to a term for a flower arranged like this cluster, for a dried example of one said berry, similar to a currant (6) |
| SSEGOL | Hebrew "bunch of grapes", today's vowel mark, like a cluster of three dots hanging from a grapevine (6) |
| RACEMOSE | After competition some out of shape like a bunch of grapes (8) |
| GRIND | Crush first of grapes and skin of fruit (5) |
| PINOT | Family of grapes |
| VINE | Holder of grapes |
| MARC | Residue of grapes |
