Sylvaner Verde

Grape variety	Sylvaner Verde
Synonyms	German silvaner; Swiss gruner sylvaner; Italian sylvaner verde, bianco sylvaner.
Grape colour	White grape
History	The Sylvaner Verde grape, also known as 'Sylvaner' in the Registry of National Vine Varieties, has a fascinating history. There are two theories about its origins. Some believe it originated in the Middle Rhine valley, while others argue Styria (Austria) is its birthplace. Despite these debates, what's clear is that this grape has a long and storied history.
Ampelographic features	Leaf: The leaf of the Sylvaner Verde grapevine is comparably small and roundish, potentially featuring three lobes. The upper side is a light, opaque green, while the bottom side is a vivid green, highlighted by brilliant ribs. Bunch: The bunches are small in size, often cylindrical with a wing, and are somewhat compact. The pedicels are short and green. Acino: The acino is medium-sized and spherical or slightly ovoid. The skin is pruinous, thick, and tender, featuring a yellow-greenish hue and dotted appearance.
Characteristics of the wine	The wine produced from the Sylvaner Verde grape is a charming straw-yellow color, often with greenish reflections. It offers a fresh, velvety palate that is distinctively characteristic of this grape variety. Its unique taste profile sets it apart and makes it a beloved choice among wine connoisseurs.