White Flora is a type of grape varietal that is predominantly used in the production of white wine. The wines produced from this varietal are typically fresh, fruity, and aromatic, often featuring notes of peach, melon, and tropical fruits. They are often medium-bodied and can also have floral aromas, hence the name "flora." These wines are typically consumed young, as their bright and refreshing characteristics are at their best in their youth. This grape varietal is not as widely grown as others like Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, but can be found in various wine regions around the world.
