The soils in the region around Weingut Müller significantly contribute to the character of the wines. The Franconian vineyards benefit from a variety of soil types, including shell limestone (Muschelkalk) and Keuper. These mineral-rich soils impart a unique structure to the grapes and support the development of complex aromas. The combination of hillside location and soil diversity creates optimal conditions for the grape varieties, which reflect the terroir of the region in a fascinating way.
Wines made from the Silvaner grape variety represent a diverse range of German wines. Known for its neutrality and balanced acidity, Silvaner wines offer a harmonious blend of freshness and structure. The variety is found in various German growing regions and demonstrates impressive adaptability to different terroirs. Silvaner wines are characterized by aromas of green apples, pears, and a subtle herbal note. These wines pair well with a wide variety of dishes and serve as versatile companions for many different dining experiences.
