Breidecker

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Breidecker is a German style light white wine with apple and pear flavors.

"This cultivar was released by the Geisenheim Research Station, Germany, in 1962. Has the technical name GM 4894. It was derived from a Müller-Thurgau cross with the Chancellor (a.k.a Seibel 7053) hybrid cultivar and can currently be found in limited areas on the south island of New Zealand where it is mainly used for producing somewhat neutral varietal and blend white wines. Resistant to Bunch Rot and Downy Mildew fungus diseases. [Breidecker] was named after Heinrich Breidecker, one of NZ's pioneer grape growers."[1]

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  1. ^ "Wine of the Week", Sue Courtney, 30 April 2000. 
 
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