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Scandinavia favours environmentally friendly wines

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Wine Summit 2019

The biennial Wine Summit, to which up to 200 wine professionals, mainly journalists, from all over the world will be invited, will take place from 22nd to 27th May AND from 25th to 30th May. Read more

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Having become Austria's most demanding wine challenge, the SALON Austrian Wine Awards was first held in 1988 and is now regarded as the Austrian national wine championship. Read more

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Roesler

Roesler has a high resistance against fungal diseases and is favoured in organic viticulture. A new crossing conducted in Klosterneuburg.

Origin

Austria, LFZ Klosterneuburg

Parentage

New breed from Blauer Zweigelt x Klosterneuburg 1189-9-77 (= Seyve Villard 18-402 x Blaufränkisch)

Vineyard area

238 ha, 0.5%

A picture shows grapes of the grape variety Roesler — © AWMB / Oberleitner

Parentage: New breed by Dr.Gertrude Mayer, LFZ Klosterneuburg.

Vineyard area: This variety has been registered as a quality grape variety since 2000, and is one of the PIWI varieties.

Important ampelographic features:
Leaf: large; five to seven lobes with a heavily blistered surface
Grape cluster: with loose, large grapes; conical; shouldered; and 1-2 wings with small, round blueish-black berries

Ripening time: mid-early season

Significance, conditions: Because of its strong colour, the Roessler variety is used as a blending partner. It is a partially resistant to oidium and peronospora and completely resistant to winter frost.

Wine: Brings red wine with a characteristic forest berry aroma. The colourful grapes yield extremely dark wines - rich in extract, body and tannins.

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