Galafrey Wines Muller Thurgau

Müller-Thurgau grape was first cloned in Geisenheim (in the Rheingau region) in 1882 by Professor Hermann Müllerfrom Thurgau, Switzerland. It was discovered that the Müller-Thurgau grape is actually across between the Riesling and Madeleine Royale grapes. Galafrey is one of a handful of people who grow Muller Thurgau is Australia. There are floral notes, peachy stone fruit elements, a sprig of ginger and cool, gently sweet citrus freshness in the mix. The palate and perfume are similar in character, albeit the flavours are more understated. Among all the pleasing fruit and spice is a squeakiness of texture and a gentle grip. This is a delicious and intriguing white wine.