The Müller Thurgau, a white fruit vine, was only created in 1882 in Germany by Herman Müller, a Swiss researcher native of Thurgau, during a study of genetic improvement of the vine.

Until a few years ago it was believed that it was obtained from the cross between Riesling Renano and Sylvaner Verde, while now with in-depth research on DNA, it is believed that the second vine of the cross is Chasselas. 

Color: Straw yellow with greenish reflections.

Bouquet: Fresh, fruity, with delicious notes of grapefruit.

Flavor: Round, aromatic and persistent.