There are two grape varieties with this appellation:
The white grape variety Nektár is a new cross between Judit x Cserszegi Fűszeres. The crossing took place in 1970 in Hungary by the breeder Karoly Bakonyi. The variety is grown in small quantities in the Kunság, Ászár-Neszmély and Zala areas. In 2020, 21 hectares of vineyard area were designated (Statistics Ministry of Agriculture Hungary).
The white grape variety Nektar is a new cross between Kirovabadskii Stolovyi (Tebrizi) X Koroleva Vinogradnikov (Queen of Vineyards). The cross was made in Ukraine by the breeder S. A. Melnik. It is mainly used as table grape. In 2016, no stocks were reported (Kym Anderson)
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