Regner

The white grape sprinkler is a new breed, a cross between Muscat of Eisenstadt and Müller- Thurgau. The crossing was made in 1929 by Georg Scheu in the State Institute for Grapevine Breeding Alzey in Rheinhessen. The original details of Georg Scheu, if it were a cross between Yellow silk grape ( Luglienca bianca ) x Gamay early, could disproved in the meantime by DNA analysis werden.Die variety was the long-time associate of Georg Scheu, Miss Anne -Marie sprinkler dedicated. The Plant Variety Protection and the entry in the list of varieties was 1978.

In 2007, approximately 51 acres were planted with the variety Regner, after still 124 hectares were collected in 2001 in Germany. The vineyards are located mainly in the Pfalz and Rheinhessen. It is also approved in Brazil, Canada, Austria and Hungary.

The rather low acidity, floral and yellow-green wine has a slight nutmeg; it is reminiscent of Müller- Thurgau. Due to the low acidity ( acid → (wine) ) are the whites sometimes a bit flat and therefore result in the cool climate viticulture pleasing results.

See also the article viticulture in Germany, viticulture in Canada, Viticulture in Austria, viticulture and winemaking in the UK in Hungary and the list of grape varieties.

Dissemination

The vineyards in Germany are distributed as follows among the various regions:

Source: Statistics vineyard of 13 March 2008, Federal Statistical Office, Wiesbaden, 2008 Descriptive list of varieties of the Federal Plant Variety Office, 2008, page 198ff.