What white wines taste like a 'green grape'?

i would also say: muscat - today i tasted one that is quite similar to a muscat-grape, the freshness, fruitiness, even the seeds.. .. read more

Niagara, a native North American variety. It's not used for "fine" wines, but it can make a tasty and "grapey" drink. Wines are generally sweet -- the grape is highly acidic so fermenting to dryness would produce a searingly sharp wine -- and best served ice cold. The flavor is very strong and can stand up to the chill. read more

Sauvignon Blanc is an aromatic grape variety that typically displays strong aromas of green fruit, gooseberry, elderflower, green bell pepper, grapefruit, passion fruit, and asparagus; typically high in acidity, medium body, and almost always dry; requires a cool climate to showcase its herbaceous qualities but can tolerate a moderate climate. read more

Districts: sémillon is the major white grape in the Bordeaux region of France. Sémillon is also known as Hunter (River Riesling), boal/bual of Madeira, chevrier, columbier, malaga and blanc doux. Sémillon is also grown in Chile, Argentina, Australia, and California. Typical taste: the wine varietal features distinct fig-like character. read more