Muller Thurgau

Muller Thurgau is a modern variety created in Switzerland in the 1800s that thrives in cooler regions. The grape is named after Dr Hermann Muller, the botanist who cultivated the grape, and the location where the grape was born, the Swiss Canton of Thurgau. When yields are carefully managed, Muller Thurgau wines can be beautifully aromatic with notes of apple, elderflower and citrus fruit. Muller Thurgau wines tend to be light and medium-dry and are best drunk young.