The soils in the region around Weingut Müller significantly contribute to the character of its wines. The Franconian vineyards benefit from a variety of soil types, including 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.
Domina and Regent are both red wine grape varieties native to Germany, each distinguished by their unique characteristics. Domina grapes produce robust, deep red wines with intense aromas of dark berries and a pleasing tannin structure. Regent, on the other hand, is known for its disease resistance and yields powerful red wines with notes of cherries, blackberries, and spicy nuances. Both varieties are integral to German viticulture and contribute to the diversity and quality of Germany’s wine offerings.
