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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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Rosenmuskateller

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Grape Varieties
Red Wine
Rosenmuskateller

Rosenmuskateller is permitted for production of Qualitätswein as of 2017, planted in limited parcels in Burgenland.

Origin

Dalmatia

Parentage

Crossing between Gelber Muskateller with an unknown variety

Vineyard area

Not yet officially determined

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

Vineyard area: Is permitted for production of Qualitätswein as of 2017, planted in limited parcels in Burgenland. The area under vines has not yet been officially determined.

Important ampelographic features:
Leaf: a long leaf, pentagonal with 3–5 lobes and an undulating profile
Grape cluster: medium-sized to long, loose to moderately dense, conical. No secondary growth, skin dark red to blue-black

Ripening time: middle to late season

Significance, conditions: Demands very good sites with meagre soils, is prone to small and irregular yields because of its inclination to millerandange

Wine: Extremely ripe and shrivelled berries will yield high-grade sweet wines.

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