Riesling

A classic German grape variety. Although other German grapes and crosses can make good commercial wines, Riesling, if properly handled, produces a wine of such tremendous fruit-acidity ratio that it is in alcohol, yet intensely flavoured and very long-lived. With some bottle age, the finest Rieslings develop a vivid and zesty bouquet that may referred to as "petrolly". The grape's susceptibility to botrytis also makes it one of the most scintillating producers of intensely sweet wines. With modern finification methods and techniques this can be contolled and lowered to make a more refreshing alternative.

Pronounced: REES-ling

The following list displays all wines using the Riesling grape variety:

White Wine

Alsace Riesling "K" - Domaine Paul Kubler	2007	£12.95