Halland

Halland is a province on Sweden's southern west coast, with vineyards growing Solaris alongside other grape varieties. Solaris makes white and sparkling wines here and is also blended with the red grape Rondo for rosé. Halland is a growing area rather than a legally delimited wine appellation.

Place: Halland, Sweden
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Atlas locationHalland · Sweden56.96° N · 12.80° EOpen in Atlas

Halland sits on Sweden's southern west coast. It is a province and wine-growing area rather than a legally delimited appellation. Near the Åkulla beech forests in central Halland, Ästad Vingård grows Solaris alongside Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. At Hallands Bär, Solaris is the main grape, used for white and sparkling wines. Much of its rosé comes from a Solaris and Rondo blend. The vineyard says good red wine remains experimental and has only occasionally succeeded.

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Vingård HallSmall Varberg producer making oak-aged still white and sparkling wine from Solaris and Muscaris, two fungus-resistant grapes suited to Sweden's short growing season.

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