Wahlsche schnapps pear
The Wahlsche brandy pear is mainly in southern Germany -based autochthonous pear variety .
description
It is of medium strong, broad pyramidal growth. The fruits are medium-sized and spherical to bluntly conical and, when ripe, light yellow in color.
use
The variety is generally not suitable for consumption, but it is well suited for fruit brandies . Larger cultivation areas are, for example, in the Palatinate and Swabia .
Studies have shown that the Wahlsche pear contains significantly more aromatic components than the Williams pear . Connoisseurs also describe a cider pear brandy as rounder and more balanced, but also more complex. This could be due to the slower growth and the higher concentration of the must.
literature
- Walter Hartmann : The "Wahlsche schnapps pear" - an interesting variety to use. In: small distillery. Vol. 47, 1995, ISSN 0341-2067 , pp. 215-217.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Small distillery. 4/2003, p. 13