Corinto, also known as Corinth or Zante, is a red grape variety that is primarily used for table grape production rather than winemaking. It is known for its small, seedless, and sweet grapes that are often used in dried fruit production.

Corinto is thought to have originated in the Mediterranean region and is also grown in other parts of the world, including California and Australia.

In winemaking, Corinto is used sparingly and typically blended with other grape varieties for added sweetness or used as a minor component in fortified wines. Its wine style is generally light-bodied with low tannins and moderate acidity. Overall, Corinto is more commonly associated with table grape production rather than winemaking, and its use in wine production is relatively limited.