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Flavour varieties

See under bouquet varieties.

Designation for grape varieties that have a particularly distinctive floral to spicy, very typical aroma. Some of the significant aromatic substances are already present in the berries (primary aromas) or are formed during grape processing or during/after fermentation(secondary aromas). Although they are only present in small quantities, they have a very intense odour and taste and are therefore relatively easy to identify, even for laypeople.

Bukettsorten - Muskatnuss, Moschusmalve, Rosenblüte

Flavourings

The typical flavourings of these varieties include...

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