Dry riesling
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Popular wines tagged with "Dry riesling"
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Brass Tacks Riesling 2007
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Château Ste. Michelle & Dr. Loosen Eroica Riesling 2006
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Riesling Radog 2007
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Ludwig Sweetwater Vineyard Monterey County Riesling 2006
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Dragonstone Riesling Leitz 2008
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Weingut Josef Leitz Rüdesheimer Klosterlay Riesling Kabinett 2007
Snoothrank: Starting at $18.98
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Recent mentions of "Dry riesling" on Snooth-
November 2009
“I pour Finger Lakes wine as a volunteer - best "job" in the world, as you meet ... is on Seneca Lake. I am a dry Riesling fan although some of the semi-drys I do enjoy...”
Forum post in the topic Proud to be an New Yorker! (I'm... by FLWinepourer
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November 2009
Fox Run Riesling Semi Dry 2008
Snoothrank:
“very aromatic, peach, honeydew, and cantoulope with a strong acidity that helps with residual sugar in the wine, lovely”
Wine review by Nicki Gig
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November 2009
Fox Run Vineyards Riesling Dry 2008
Snoothrank:
“more peach, pear and melon characteristics than the minerality and petrol, those components are more subtle, a light wine with high acidity”
Wine review by Nicki Gig
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November 2009
Dr. Konstantin Frank Dry Riesling Finger Lakes 2007
Snoothrank:
“peach, pear, citrus fruits with hints of petrol and slatey minerality on the nose. the flavor profile is very aromatic filled with peach, pear, honeydew fruits, a little floral with a mineral and citrus finish, very nice...”
Wine review by Nicki Gig
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November 2009
“We took our honeymoon (bike trip) through the Finger Lakes, and have had a number of trips to the wineries in the past. The best wines made in the Finger Lakes are Riesling and Gewurzrtraminer. The latter are generally...”
Forum post in the topic Finger Lakes wine trip- Seneca Lake by schellbe
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November 2009
“Claybe - in fact, nothing is a good pairing with the Thanksgiving dinner. Someone mentioned a chardonnay overpowering the sides - it will be precisely the opposite problem. Think about it - you have turkey. Let's...”
Forum post in the topic Best Recommendations for... by GregT
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November 2009
“I don't know if this is too late or not - but when I looked at your menu, and ... Bay, or Brancott. 2. A dry Riesling - try German Kabinett like Johannishoff, Grunhauser; French Alsace - Pierre Sparr; Australian Wolf...”
Forum post in the topic Pairing Help Please by TL NJ
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November 2009
“For a white, I usually go with a medium-dry Riesling; a spatlese will complement the turkey while standing up to the stuffing and cranberries. You can get good values from Alsace, and from Oregon's Willamette Valley. For...”
Forum post in the topic Best Recommendations for... by jpdemers
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November 2009
“For your starers you could go for the dry riesling or dry sherry (amontillado) Then maybe a Chardonnay, Pinot, Zin and even a dry sparkling Shiraz (goes great with turkey) or as Greg says Lambrusco. Then perhaps Sweet...”
Forum post in the topic Best Recommendations for... by fibo86
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November 2009
“Moscato, or muscat, is one of the oldest grapes known. It's found all over. Good examples are in France, Spain, Italy, and elsewhere. It's a very aromatic grape and because it smells so nice, people expect it to be...”
Forum post in the topic Moscato wines by GregT
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