Muller Catoir Haardt Scheurebe cotes-de-gascogne Its rocky nature allows the

Its rocky nature allows the vines to grow deep roots

we travel to the south of France

notes of licorice

and it is here that the winery sets the bar with its Barolo labels

Muller Catoir Haardt Scheurebe cotes-de-gascogne Its rocky nature allows theThe most special wine from the Muller Catoir winery. This white wine is based on Scheurebe. Even the most seasoned wine drinkers are not very familiar with this grape, which gives Muller Catoir Haardt Scheurebe its unique character. The grape, a cross between Silvaner and Riesling, was discovered in Germany in 1916. It wasn't until after World War II that Scheurebe became widely commercially cultivated. The wine is so beloved because its aroma is more