This is what good wine from the Sarbă grape tastes like

The Å arbă is a relatively unknown Romanian wine that produces fresh, floral white wines. Although you will rarely come across a wine made from this obscure grape in the Netherlands, as it grows only in eastern Romania, where only a few winemakers cultivate it in their vineyards.

The Šarbă is a crossbreed created in 1972 by the Odobesi Wine Institute in eastern Romania. It is certain that Welschriesling must be one of the parents, but there is uncertainty regarding the other. Romanians believe it must have been their Tămăioasă – the Romanian name for Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains. This is quite possible, as the Šarbă has a striking spiciness.