Muller-Thurgau is the second most widely grown grape in Germany. It is a new breed grape variety created in the year 1882 by Hermann Muller of Thurgau. The grape is a cross between Sylvaner and Riesling. It matures early and grows well in cool climates. The wine created by this grape has a floral aroma with low acidic content and can be dry to semi-dry. The wine is also known to not age well, so is best for consuming when relatively young. It is planted in Germany, Italy, Austria, Australia, USA, Japan, England and Czech Republic.