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(aka. Johannisberg Riesling, Rhine Riesling, Riesling Renano, White Riesling)
Riesling gives wine lovers the finest example of the important complementary role that sugar and acid play in a wine’s overall balance. Indeed, read more...
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Riesling on Snooth
Slovenia is a small wine country with a interesting mixture of influences and ... blossom aroma), Rhine Riesling as well as Muscat and Traminer To the south east there is a wine growing region of POSAVJE (named after...
Had this before and it was a very nice riesling. Something must have gone wrong with this bottle though, because it was grassy, tight and sour. All other times, it's been a solid, good example of Alsacean riesling.
damn, I thought I had my list pegged, but as I read down all of the posts I found it changing with each new post. I would have to say that toward the bottom of my list is Pinot, my definite fav is Cab Franc, or blends...
For reds: Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon as long as they are ten years old ... alcoholic. For whites, Riesling and Gewurz, as long as they have sufficient acidity. Least favorites: Zinfandel, overoaked...
Well you got me going, Greg, so I went back and looked at my wine purchases ... syrah, nebbiolo, grenache, riesling, sangiovese, tempranillo and 'others', roughly in that order. These were just my online purchases, and...
Haha yes, many are surprised that Ohio actually grows grapes. The winery that I ... varieties. We have Chard, Riesling, Pinot Grigio, Semillon, Cab Franc, Cab Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir & Syrah. The Semillon & Syrah...
An intense noe of fruit. Apricot, honey, melon, opening later later with ... exceptionally well qualified riesling for anyone's palate
Vineyards in Switzerland are mostly quite small, even compared to Burgundy, and ... in Germany crosses riesling and sylvaner. And though not a blend or cross-breed, cornalin is a red that's quite brawny for a Swiss wine,...
Fun, easy drinking wine, would go great with perhaps a spicy Thai dish! I find melon and peach aromas, a little pear and sweet tea with some stone fruit on the palate.
There's a very soft apricot party in my mouth and you're invited. Syrupy sweet with a little chalkiness on the palate. Nice gently prickly finish. Very enjoyable.
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Hi all! I am mostly interested in German Riesling wines ... from the Mosel River areas ... specifically Spatelese or Auslese.
This is a great site! I'm glad to be a part of it ...
Philip, the Mosel Wine Merchant is a Germany-based importer of Mosel wines with a very individual character, which are often quite different from each other (compare the full-bodied, almost baroque Rieslings from Clemens Busch or Knebel with the leaner, more racy Stein or Steinmetz). What all the producers have in common is their natural approach to winemaking (on pesticides in the vineyard, no Suessreserve in the cellar). MWM is distributed here by Polaner, whose portfolio tasting tomorrow btw will showcase many MWM wines.
Uwe - that pdf is fantastic. I shared your email into this thread, hope thats ok.
Who / what / where is the Mosel Wine Merchant?
From the group admin::
Dear Friends of the Good Grape,
the Mosel Wine Merchant, an importer of exquisite German Riesling from the Mosel (Steinmetz, Busch, Stein, Knebel etc) just published their new brochure. Apart from stunning pictures of steep Mosel vineyards and intimate producer profiles the brochure contains a read-worthy essay on the history of Mosel wine written by German wine writer Joachim Krieger (the whole brochure is in English, don't worry). The brochure can be downloaded here:
http://www.moselwinemerchant.com/download/MoselWineMerchant2009.pdf
If you have had wines from this portfolio, I'd be happy to hear your thoughts.
Best,
Uwe (aka Der Kellermeister)
Morning gents! I'm about to start a thread where we try to come up with the names and URLs of each wine that was there last night.
And I want to echo what Eric wrote, I've always known I like reisling, but the 94 Steinmetz was a real treat. Tasting notes on all 30 odd wines to follow
Eric, I am glad you enjoyed the Steinmetz and Doennhoff. I think it was good to have both a very young and an aged Spaetlese next to each other, just to see how wonderfully this grape can mature in the bottle. I am looking forward to your tasting notes.
After having dinner last night with all of my fellow snooth members and working through all of those "That" bottles. I have to say that the two Rieslings I had were my favorite wines of the night. I'll post some tasting notes soon. For now, I'll say, I am officially converted.
Has anybody had a Riesling from Greece? I have not, but was told that they exist. If anybody has tried one, please step forward.
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Popular Regions for Riesling
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- Mosel-saar-ruwer
- Alsace
- USA
- Australia
- Austria
- New Zealand
- South Australia
- Canada
- California
- Niederösterreich
- Napa
- Italy
- Monterey
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