Gros Rhin

'Gros Rhin' is a grape used for the production of wine. 'Gros Rhin' is typically used for the production of white wine. It is believed that 'Gros Rhin' originally originates from Central Europe, but it may also have been used elsewhere under other names.


There are several other names for 'Gros Rhin' that may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Gros Rhin' is known as: Arvine, Arvine Grande, Augustiner Weiss, Beregi Szilvani, Boetzinger, Clozier, Cynifadl Zeleny, Cynifal, Fliegentraube, Frankenriesling, Frankentraube, Fueszeres Szilvani, Gamay blanc, GentilvVert, Gros-rhin, Gruen Silvaner, Gruenedel, Gruenfraenkisch, Grün Silvaner, Haeusler Schwarz, Johannisberger, Mishka, Momavaka, Monterey Riesling, Moravka, Movavka, Muschka, Mushza, Musza, Nemetskii Rizling, Oesterreicher, Oestreicher, Pepltraube, Picardon blanc, Picardou blanc, Plant Du Rhin, Rhin, Rundblatt, Salfin, Salfine Bely, Salvaner, Salviner, Scharvaner, Scherwaner, Schoenfeilner, Schwaebler, Schwuebler, Sedmogradka, Sedmogradska Zelena, Selenzhiz, Selivan, Silvanske Zelene, Sonoma Riesling, Sylvan Zeleny, Sylvaner, Sylvaner v erde, Szilvani Feher, Tschafahnler, Yesil Silvaner, Österreicher, Zelencic , Zeleny, Zierfandler, Zierifandel, Zinifal, Zoeld Szilvani, Siylvaner, Sylvaner vert, Grüner Sylvaner, Grünfraenkisch, Franken Riesling, Grüner Silvaner & Silvaner