Examples of using Silvaner in English and their translations into German
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What is it that makes the Silvaner and you Franconians so special?
The Silvaner Nierstein quality dry wine from the Schätzel winery smells wonderfully of… more.
Great quality is also achieved by the varieties Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay,Neuburger and Silvaner.
We recommend the Silvaner from Zehnthof above all to bright meat, fish and seafood.
Not only the Riesling, but also the white Burgundian varieties, Silvaner and the Palatine Spätburgunder rock the wine world!
The Silvaner Muschelkalk by Bickel-Stumpf presents itself in a bright yellow in the glass with… more.
In addition, sorts like Müller-Thurgau, Silvaner, Gewürztraminer(or Klausner), and Muscatel have found a home here.
The Silvaner of the winegrowers association Freyburg-Unstrut shines in the glass in a bright… more.
It is speculated that the Riesling, Silvaner and Spätburgunder were already planted in Roman times.
The Silvaner by Bickel-Stumpf seduces with the delicious aromas of pears, apples and bananas… more.
Kanzler is a white German wine grape variety that wasproduced in the city of Alzey as a crossing of Müller-Thurgau and Silvaner.
In addition to Silvaner, in particular Scheurebe, Pinot Blanc, Riesling and Pinot Noirs are also grown.
We met with a young winemaker, Andreas Weigand from Iphofen/Würzburg,to sound him out about what he does at his Weigand vineyard and why the Silvaner gets so little love.
Zehnthof's Silvaner is golden in the glass and impresses with its fine floral, fruity fragrance.
The range of grape varieties grown includes international varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Cabernet Franc,as well as varieties typical of this region, such as Riesling, Silvaner, Saint Laurent and Dornfelder.
The Silvaner Nierstein quality dry wine from the Schätzel winery smells wonderfully of elderflowers and fresh herbs.
Economy and infrastructure===== Winegrowing===In the vineyards of the"Dackesheimer Liebesbrunnen" appellation, it is mainly Riesling,Gewürztraminer, Silvaner and Pinot noir that are grown, but there are also Scheurebe, Kerner, Pinot blanc and Pinot gris, along with rarer varieties such as Blaufränkisch or St. Laurent.
In addition to Silvaner, it is nice to have the grape varieties mentioned above since they all bring something special to the table.
Depending on the location and ageing process, Silvaner can be an all-rounder: an uncomplicated summer wine or an elegant magnificent growth.
Silvaner is able to perfectly reflect its terroir and combines earthy notes with delicate fruity aromas and a pleasant acidity.
The typical grape variety is Silvaner, but Müller-Thurgau, Riesling, Blauer Portugieser and further various Burgundy varieties are widely grown.
Silvaner- a cross between Traminer and the autochtonous"Österreichisch Weiss"("Austrian White") grape- is one of the oldest grapes being cultivated today.
Our estate winesreflect all the facets of our vineyards in"Rheinhessische Schweiz"- Silvaner from the rather heavy soils at the foot of the Siefersheim Höllberg, Scheurebe from the stony hillsides of the Wonsheimer Hölle, or St. Laurent from the Siefersheimer Horn, situated in high altitude.
Today Silvaner is grown primarily in Franconia(over 25% of Franconian vineyard area) and in Rheinhessen, but there only as a small and marginal grape variety.
The Frickenhäuser Kapellenberg Silvaner by Bickel-Stumpf flatters the nose with the aromas of fine wood and an exquisite spice, which are highlighted by ripe, yellow fruits.
The Silvaner of the winegrowers association Freyburg-Unstrut shines in the glass in a bright yellow and reveals a bouquet, which caresses the nose with the aromas of pear, hay and gooseberry.
Wild Silvaner S" from the winery Brennfleck appears in an intense yellow with greenish reflections in the glass and seduces with its subtle woody notes and the spicy aromas of herbs and gooseberries.
The Silvaner Muschelkalk by Bickel-Stumpf presents itself in a bright yellow in the glass with the wonderfully exotic aromas of fresh figs and honeydew melons, which are accompanied by mineral hints.
The Sulzfelder Silvaner"Muschelkalk" from the Weingut Zehnthof comes with a luminous straw yellow into the glass, thereby unfolding variety-typical aromas of ripe apples, tropical fruits and citrus, accompanied by spicy herbs.
Silvaner has a chequered past that led to very diverse styles- as demonstrated by the tasting at the historical site. Silvaner was first planted in Germany 350 years ago in the Casteller Schlossberg site, documented by a receipt for the purchase of 25“Oesterreicher” vines(as it was then called) that lies in Schloss Castell's archives.