Geisenheim
Vine Characteristics
Geisenheim 318 produces small to medium-sized berries that are pale green, developing a slight golden hue when fully ripe. The clusters are moderately compact and sturdy. The wines are known for their floral aromas, with notes of honeysuckle and citrus, and a fresh, fruit-forward flavor profile featuring ripe apple, green apple, pear, and occasional tropical fruit hints. Geisenheim 318 maintains moderate sugar levels and high acidity, resulting in well-balanced wines with a vibrant and refreshing character.
Wine Characteristics
Geisenheim 318 is a versatile grape that can produce both white and rosé wines, with a clean profile and lively acidity suitable for dry and off-dry styles. It also has potential for high-quality sparkling wines, especially when blended with other local varieties. While typically enjoyed young for its fresh and floral qualities, short-term aging can enhance its complexity, bringing out additional floral and mineral notes.
Susceptibility to Diseases and Pests:
Geisenheim 318 is highly resistent to most diseases and has a strong tolerance to prevalent diseases like powdery and downy mildew.
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