Leipziger Frueh

Grape variety
'Leipziger Frueh' is a grape used for the production of wine. 'Leipziger Frueh' is typically used for the production of white wine. It is believed that 'Leipziger Frueh' originally originated in Italy, but it may also have been used elsewhere under other names.


There are several other names for 'Leipziger Frueh' that may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Leipziger Frueh' is known among other things as: Agostenga, Agostana, Agostenga bianca Agostenga blanc, Agostina, Agostinga, Aostenga, Augustina, Augusttraube, Bernarde, Bernarde nel Vallese, Bernardine, Bianca Capella, Bianca Capello, Blanc Commun, Blanc de La Salle, Blanc de Morgex, Blanc du Valdigne, Blanc Gros, Blanc Petit, Cibebo bianco, Daniela, Danijela, Early Green Madeira, Frueher Leipziger, Giruelo, Gros blanc, {article_ link word="Hedvabne Zlute"}, Hodvabne Zelene, Hodvabne Zlte, Kienzheimer, Kilianer, Legiruela, Lugliatica verde, Luglienca bianca, Lyany Mello, Maddalena Salomon, Madeleine Alice, Madeleine Alice Salomon, Malvasia Belaia, Malvasier Frueh weiss, Malvaziya Belaya, Perltraube, Petit blanc, Plant de la Salle, Precoce de Kientzheim, Prie, Prie bianco, Rabolina weiss, Raisin d'Aout, Rosinentraube, Seidentraube Gruen, Uva Agostina, U va d'Agosto, Uva Luce, Vert Precoce de Madere, Weisswaelscher, Zibebe weiss & Prié blanc

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