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Riesling

A white wine grape with yellow-green berries (Wikidata).

Grapes bred from it include Müller-Thurgau, Kerner, Scheurebe, Rieslaner, Ehrenfelser, Arnsburger.

On this site Riesling is a main grape in 7 regions, from Wachau at 970 GDD (Winkler I) to Columbia Valley at 1,590 (Winkler II), so the same grape meets very different seasons.

Riesling on Wikipedia

Riesling grapes
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Its regions on the heat scale

Each region's 1991–2020 normal growing degree days, coolest at the top. Tap a row to open the region.

Region IRegion IIRegion IIIRegion IVRegion V1,0001,5002,0002,500WachauWachau: 970 GDD (°C)MoselMosel: 1,060 GDD (°C)RheingauRheingau: 1,140 GDD (°C)Finger LakesFinger Lakes: 1,350 GDD (°C)AlsaceAlsace: 1,360 GDD (°C)Niagara PeninsulaNiagara Peninsula: 1,410 GDD (°C)Columbia ValleyColumbia Valley: 1,590 GDD (°C)

Recent vintages in its regions

Region20182019202020212022202320242025
Wachau+42%+15%-2%+1%+20%+26%+34%+5%
Mosel+34%+7%+11%-9%+29%+24%+15%+15%
Rheingau+36%+11%+11%-12%+25%+20%+13%+15%
Finger Lakes+16%+2%+8%+16%+7%+1%+13%+6%
Alsace+31%+9%+14%-7%+28%+24%+12%+12%
Niagara Peninsula+9%-6%-1%+10%-1%-2%+11%+1%
Columbia Valley+6%+3%+9%+19%+13%+14%+11%+18%

Percent above or below each region's 1991–2020 normal heat.

The regions