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Grapes Scheurebe


Description Grapes Scheurebe

Winegrape . Named after the originator D . Scheu . According to the analysis of DNA, this variety a cross between Sylvaner and unknown grape variety . tall . Crown younger escape, red-brown or green, slightly pubescent . sheet of medium size, often five-blade, medium dissected, petiole recess closed . maturedvine gray-brown . Bunch of medium size, dense . The berries are medium, roundish green-yellow color, with a strong varietal aroma (reminiscent of black currants) . sugar storage capacity higher than that of Riesling . Yield 100 kg / ha and above . Good hardy to lime in the soil . The advantage of the grape variety Scheurebe its highresistance to chlorosis . autumn leaves remain green long and somewhat cold-resistant . This is very valuable, high-grade, took its place in the assortment of Germany and gives a lot of top quality wines . It should be recommended only for good locations, so both too Aging appearstrong acidity and unpleasant bunch . full-bodied wine, fragrant with good acid content, which can reach the standard "Auslese" predicate on exposure and has a long life in the bottle .

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Berry
Dimensionsaverage
Formround
Colorgreen-yellow
Bunches
Densitydense
Sizemedian
Bush
Leavesmedian
Vine maturesgray-brown
Description
GroupWine variety
ManufacturerInstitute of Viticulture of Rhineland-Palatinate, Alzey, Germany
Synonym88 Samling, Alzey S . 88
Crossingx Sylvaner Riesling
Country of originGermany
Shoots
Crown younger escapered-brown or green
The record sheet
Chereshkovaya recessclosed
Maturation

average
early
is mid
late
of medium
very early
Color of the fruit

amber
black
blue
chartreuse
dark blue
dark pink
gold and white
golden
golden amber
golden yellow ,
green
green and white
greenish amber
greenish-pink
milky white
milky yellow
pale pink
pink
pink-red
purple
red
red and crimson
red-blue
red-violet
white