Franken wine region

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The Franken wine region is a historic German wine-producing area in northern Bavaria, renowned for its dry, mineral-rich white wines—especially Silvaner—often bottled in distinctive Bocksbeutel flasks.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Franconia wine region 2
Franconian Wine Region 1
Franconian wine 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf viticultural area
wine region
acidityProfile high acidity
aromaProfile herbal
mineral
stone fruit
bottleShape flattened round flask
climate continental climate
country Germany
export limited but present
grapeVariety Bacchus
Müller-Thurgau
Riesling
Scheurebe
Silvaner
linked to: Silvaner wine

Spätburgunder
Weißburgunder
linked to: Pinot
hasReputationFor food-friendly dry whites
high-quality Silvaner
historic true
knownFor Bocksbeutel bottles
Silvaner wines
linked to: Silvaner wine

dry white wines
mineral-rich white wines
language German
locatedIn Bavaria
Franconia
northern Bavaria
notableSubregion Maindreieck
Steigerwald
Würzburg
partOf German wine regions
primaryGrape Silvaner
linked to: Silvaner wine
primaryMarket domestic German market
regulatoryStatus protected designation of origin
river Main River
linked to: River Main
soilType keuper
limestone
shell limestone
traditionalBottle Bocksbeutel
typicalAlcoholLevel medium
typicalWineStyle dry
terroir-driven
wineColor red wine
rosé wine
white wine
wineLawRegionName Franken
wineTourism yes

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Referenced by (6)

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Würzburg hasWineRegion Franken wine region
subject linked to: Würzburg, Germany
Main region Franconian wine region
linked to: Franken wine region
Lower Franconia knownFor Franconian wine
linked to: Franken wine region
Lower Franconia hasRegion Franconian Wine Region
linked to: Franken wine region
Franken wineRegion Franconia wine region
linked to: Franken wine region
Würzburg partOf Franconia wine region
linked to: Franken wine region