Nick Botner lists a couple of them on his scion list--maybe you could ask him??

Carla in Sac

Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.slant.com/orchard/Botner%202009%20List.PDF

Dear Spoonlegs,

Did you ever get any more information on Arkansas 1367 or
Arkansas Blue 51369? Are they more Labrusca or Vinifera?

I have lost track of the Arkansas Blue 51369; maybe the cutting failed, and I lost interest.

I believe I overheard someone say, recently, that Arkansas 1367, a blue grape, is one of the few ( or only ? ) of the Arkansas line that matures in our shorter cooler growing season (Western Oregon).

Here's a photo from my garden, of a grape grown from a cutting labeled "Arkansas Blue 1367". From the leaf's texture, coppery new growth, and the leaf underside's almost powdery white fine hairs with coppery highlights, I think it's more Vitis labrusca. Do you know of another way to tell?

It is a hybrid grape so probably they only way to say whether it is closer to vinifera or labrusca in taste is to taste it.

Glad to hear that it is a early ripener. I heard from a friend of Nick Botner's that it is one of his personal favorites.

I found this page that indicates that it has Lakemont
and Lady Patricia in its lineage:

http://chateaustripmine.info/Breeders/UArk.htm

Anyway I guess you'll have to wait a couple of years to see
how it tastes....