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How to tell them apart in a blind tasting
The clearest separator between Airen and Muller-Thurgau is aromatic intensity: Airen is Medium(−) while Muller-Thurgau is Medium(+). Lead with that to resolve the blind call.
Step 02
Compare structure side by side, then resolve the close-call with the right separator.
Airen leans light orchard-fruit profile with moderate acidity and restrained aromatic intensity; Muller-Thurgau leans soft aromatic orchard-fruit profile with moderate acidity and light-to-medium body.
Train this pair →The clearest separator between Airen and Muller-Thurgau is aromatic intensity: Airen is Medium(−) while Muller-Thurgau is Medium(+). Lead with that to resolve the blind call.
On the WSET ladder, Airen is Medium(−) and Muller-Thurgau is Medium(+) for aromatic intensity.
Airen and Muller-Thurgau are both white grape varieties.