Name of varietal: Riesling
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Riesling on Snooth
May 2013
Honey and toasted nut. Hazelnut and dried apricot aromas and flavors. Great acid and lovely texture. Great balance which is so crucial to a good lat harvest wine! Delicious, mouth coating and enjoyable. 95 pts.5/10/1 at winery Read More
May 2013
Notes of apple and pineapple/sweet tropical fruit on the nose. More sweet juicy apple on the palate, with notes of lime/citrus zest. The apple is really the most dominant flavor here, but it's kind of multidimensional, and also reminds me of baked apple/apple pie filling. I think the sweetness levels put this wine closer to off-dry. There are al... Read More
May 2013
Light, crisp, German style but sweeter than most Rieslings. This one really fun with a variety of cheeses. The flavor keeps changing with each type of cheese. A variety of apples goes well also. Very refreshing. Read More
May 2013
Apricot, lemon and lime on the nose. Crisp, dry and nice. Lime zest, apricot and citrus. Good. 87 pts.5/9/13 at winery Read More
May 2013
99% Chardonnay 1% Riesling. Nose of honey and toasted almond and the sweet smell of lilies and other fresh flowers. Nutty, honeyed orange blossom on the palate. Honeysuckle. Hard to place the fruit notes, but it's enjoyable. 86 pts.5/8/13 Read More
May 2013
Off dry style. Pear fruit and pear blossom on the nose. Flavors of Asian pear, hints of peach, honeysuckle and a touch of sweetness. Nice crunchy feel on the palate with acid to balance the slight sweetness of the fruit.87 pts.5/8/13 at winery Read More
May 2013
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Jul 23
Some more Riesling words and wines if you like: http://www.winewriting.com/2012/06/australia-riesling.html http://www.winewriting.com/2012/04/austria-weingut-sepp-moser.html http://www.winewriting.com/2011/02/darting-estate-riesling-vs-rhone.html http://www.winewriting.com/2011/11/germany-reichsrat-von-buhl-grand-cru.html http://www.winewriting...
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274063 
Jul 27, 2011
anyone ever try Chateau Ste. Michelle's harvest select reisling
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878999 
Nov 29, 2010
This Sunday at the Amsterdam Market in NYC: 30 New York wineries showcase their wines: http://www.newamsterdammarket.org/index_november/12.05_market.html. Nice opportunity to taste some good NY Riesling.
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131604 
Aug 23, 2010
I am trying to locate, KRUCK, Riesling 2008
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463822 
Jul 8, 2010
Dear Friends of the Good Grape, if you happen to live in the NYC area, here is a walk for you: http://www.grapesandgrainsnyc.com/2010/07/08/summer-of-riesling-wine-bar-crawl/ Best, Der Kellermeister
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131604
Apr 13, 2010
Try www.wine-searcher.com
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131604
Apr 13, 2010
Where can I find a Piesporter Goldtropfchen Riesling in the Sacramento area?
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215948 
Mar 23, 2010
Westhofener Kirchspiel Auslese Riesling (www.winesforhumanity.com) from Germany. The bouquet of this full-bodied and at the same time graceful. Riesling is characterised by gooseberries and currants, underscored by a distinctive minerality and earthy notes. A selection with a lot of structure and volume. The delicate sweetness and the stable ...
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261764 
Mar 1, 2010
I live in the Finger Lakes region of upstate NY where some of the best rieslings in the world are made, yet I don't see a single NYS riesling in your list.
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