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Yorke sets a course for the continuing success of the AWMB

As of 1 January, British native Chris Yorke has taken the helm of the Austrian wine industry’s service organisation, the AWMB, with substantial international expertise, a clear strategic orientation and the concentrated capabilities of the team. Read more

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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

SALON

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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Blütenmuskateller

The Blütenmuskateller is a Russian crossing from the year 1947, one of the fungus-resistant varieties. It was first added to the register of grape varieties in 2013.

Origin

Russia

Parentage

a crossing of Severnyj x Muskat

Vineyard area

experimental parcels

A picture shows the leaf and grape cluster of the Blütenmuskateller, © AWMB/Blickwerk Fotografie — © AWMB/Blickwerk Fotografie

Important ampelographic features:
Leaf: pentagonal with three to five lobes, deeply sinuate.
Grape cluster: medium-sized, medium density, cone-shaped with one to three wings, no secondary wings. Berries are elliptical with green to yellow skin and intense Muscat flavour.

Ripening: middle to late

Significance, conditions: this variety needs good sites with at least medium-deep soils, and often requires yield reduction. The Blütenmuskateller reaches high sugar content values and is well suited to the production of sweet wines. It is one of the fungus-resistant varieties and thus protected against oidium and Peronospora.

Wines: the variety produces fuller-bodied and more opulent wines than Gelber Muskateller, with a strong Muscat aroma, reminiscent of flower blossoms.

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