Muscat
It is a late-harvest grape. The clusters are small, and the berries are medium-sized. It stands out for its use in dessert wines in Austria and Croatia, as well as in dry wines from Alsace and Hungary. These are elegant white wines, maintaining good acidity. In late harvest, the quality of the wines is good.
Weaknesses
It is sensitive to grey rot, mildew, and powdery mildew.
