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Moselland

Blue Cat Qualitätswein Rheinhessen Riesling 2022

Adorable bottle and good flavor, especially compared to the other cat-shaped wine bottles. — 23 days ago

Domaine de la Mordorée

La Dame Rousse Tavel Rosé Blend 2018

Sh-t. I mean. This starts inconspicuous but becomes more energetic with each day open. Coiled acid and melting taffy. Aching red fruit; dripping, swirling mineral dust. Subtly sweet, then unexpectedly dry, with a powdery texture. Worthy parallel to eg bandol rose, but even more acid. — 5 months ago

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Tom Casagrande

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Rose with steak. Must be mid-summer!

Robert Keenan Winery

Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2016

Good fruit, silky tannins eg none. Heavy handed oak. — 3 years ago

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Clean Slate

Mosel Riesling

Our first German Riesling, from Mosel. W’s favorite! Recommended from Total Wine. Acidity to us is perfectly balanced by mild to moderate sweetness. Label says mineral notes (slate in the soil here), peach and slight lime. W found is from the Moselland cooperative with winemaker Dominic Meyer. Imported by Winebow in NY, corporate in Va. — 17 days ago

Moselland

Ars Vitis Riesling

Realy easy to drinking, sweet and fruity. — 5 months ago

Moselland

Kabinett Riesling

Sött och lätt. Somrig. Passar till dessert. Väldigt gott. — 2 years ago

Bollinger

La Grande Année Brut Champagne Blend

ZC
9.0

Selfridges - old oak barrel no flavor from barrel allow microoxidation empower it to biscuity broiche like / rich flavor / chardonay + pinot noir. Soak not long enough for color to come thru but get flavor / secondary fermentation with cock / 7 years fermantation for vintage / not too dry / oaky / pair well with sth greasy eg fish and chips, nuggets — 3 months ago

Karl Erbes

Ürziger Würzgarten Spatlese Riesling 2015

Vintage 2015 | true to type Riesling. Beautiful slate minerals in smell, full bodied at first sip, good acidity after swallowing. Personally I prefer the Mosels with sweetness. Why harvest spätlese and Auslese and vinify it ‘trocken’ ? A slightly better when you eat with it, eg some charcuterie. — a year ago

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I find that a lot of dinner guests who aren’t wine geeks like me say “I don’t like sweet wines” and I have an easier time getting them to enjoy wines if I can bypass that bias and tell them, “No, this Riesling’s fermented to dryness.”