Looking for fruit that starts with the letter V? We’ve put together this list of unique and delicious fruits.

There are a surprising number of fruits that start with the letter V. From the velvety, dark blue-black skinned Concord grape to the hard, bumpy Vietnamese star apple, there’s something for everyone on this list.

Whether you’re looking for something readily available at your local supermarket or something a little more exotic, we’ve got you covered. Check out this list of fruits that start with V and see if you can find a new favorite!

Vaccarese Grape

Vaccarese grapes were originally brought to the Vaccarese region of northeastern Italy by the early Italian settlers. The area produces some of the best wine grapes in Italy. Once they were harvested, they would be placed in dry or wet piles, or “cascina” which is where you get the word “cascata”.

These grapes are used in making Muscadet, another type of dry white wine that is quite popular in the region. Some of the best wines I’ve ever tasted have come from these grapes.

Victoria Plum

The Victoria Plum is a very popular fruit grown in New Zealand and Australia. The plum gets its name from Queen Victoria of England, who enjoyed cooking with plums.

This is another fruit that I love to make juice from. The plum has a sweet-tart flavor that can be found in jams, jellies and chutneys.

Voa Vanga

Voa Vanga is an island-like fruit that was developed in Madagascar by a French nursery. It has been a popular fruit in Madagascar for nearly 50 years. The plant was brought to Madagascar in the late 1950s, where it was reportedly planted on Vangaindrano Island.

Though this fruit is generally eaten fresh, it can be used in other recipes, such as juices and smoothies. The Voavanga is also known as the Vatovavy banana or the Vatomandry banana.

I ate them for the first time at a restaurant in San Diego. They were so sweet and delicious, I asked the owner what they were. He told me they were Voavanga bananas from Madagascar.

Vanilla

I think vanilla is one of the most amazing flavors in the world. I love it in desserts, and I love to put it in beverages such as smoothies and drinks. You can also use it to flavor ice cream or a milkshake.

I use them to make smoothies and juices, as well. I also think vanilla is wonderful to cook with.

Valencia Orange

Valencia oranges are a sweet, juicy citrus fruit that is commonly found in the United States.

Valencia oranges are soft, plump and sweet with a refreshingly tangy flavor. They are generally eaten fresh, but can also be used to make juice or drinks. Valencia oranges also have an amazing aroma and taste when cooked or baked into desserts or breads.

The Valencia orange was discovered in Spain in the early 1800s by an unknown person named Antonio Valero. It is named after its place of origin, which is probably where Valera got his name from as well.

Vespolina Grape

The Vespolina grape is a sweet treat that is commonly grown in Italy. The grape produces a wine that tastes like dessert, with a light body and delicate flavor. It’s very popular in Italy and is usually used to make Merlot wine.

It is used in many Italian desserts, such as crème Caramel. I ate it for the first time in Italy, where I loved its unique flavor.

Valencia Pride Mango

Valencia Pride mangoes are a delicious, sweet and juicy orange fruit. They are the best when ripe, making them easy to eat fresh or used in fresh juice or salads.

These fruits can also be used in other recipes such as desserts, breads and smoothies. Valencia Pride mangoes are available at most stores the year round. They taste good in simple salads too.

Vicar of Winkfield Pear

The Vicar of Winkfield pear is a variety of European pear that originated from England during the late 1800s. This pear has a lovely greenish-yellow tint with an open crown that’s filled in with light-green leaves.

This fruit has been known to be cross pollinated with other pears. It produces a medium-sized, yellowish fruit that is sweet and tangy, with a bit of spice. This gourmet kind of pear is quite hard to find outside of England, but it has become more popular in the United States over the last few years.

Volkamer Lemon

The Volkamer lemon is a genetic cross between the Meyer lemon and the Lisbon lemon. The result is a hybrid variety of lemon with a “true” lemon flavor, yet it has some of the traits of a Meyer I’ve eaten this citrus for the first time in Italy, where it was used in various dishes.

The Volkamer orange is an excellent source of vitamin C, potassium and essential oils. It can also be used to make juice, drinks and marmalade.

Van Dyke Mango

Van Dyke mangoes are known for their sweet flavor and juicy, orange flesh. They have a large, round shape and often have thick husks that make them look like little watermelons.

Van Dyke mangoes are usually picked green and then ripened in storage. When ripe, the inner fruit membrane softens, making them easy to peel off when eating. When ripe, they are a bright-orange color and sometimes may have some brown spots on the skin

He gave me a free sample of this fruit at his restaurant in San Diego.

Velvet Apple

The Velvet apple is an orange-colored and sweet variety of apple that is grown in Australia. It has a velvety skin that can be very thick.

The taste of the Velvet apple is very juicy, sweet and tangy. This fruit makes a great snack, dessert or breakfast treat. You can also use it in juices, smoothies and salads.

Velvet Tamarind

The Velvet tamarind is a sweet and tangy fruit that is native to Africa. It has a sticky, fleshy texture that can be chewed or sucked on to get the sweet, tangy flavor out of the pulp and seeds.

This fruit also makes a great juice, but it’s best when consumed fresh. It’s also great for cooking because of its unique flavor.

Vernaccia Grape

The Vernaccia grape is a sweet and tangy citrus fruit that is grown in Italy. It is a grape with a large, greenish- yellow fruit. This grape has very sweet, delicate flavor that makes it perfect for desserts and drinks.

The Vernaccia grape is used to make the Chianti wine. I tried these grapes in Italy, where they are used to make homemade lemonade.

This was our comprehensive list for Fruits That Start With V. Have you tried any from this list? Let me know in the comments section.