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Tag Archives: Riesling
Austrian Wine: More Diverse Than You Think
Mention Austrian wine and you might spark a discussion about Grüner Veltliner and Zweigelt. These are the best known white and red grapes of Austria, respectively, and the country can legitimately claim them as “native” grapes. I’ve probably helped this … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Travel, Wine, Zweigelt
Tagged Austria, Blaufrankisch, Gruner Veltliner, Heidi Schröck, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Wine, Zweigelt
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Enjoying the sweet & sour of life with Riesling
Remember when the food-wine pairing gurus would automatically say Riesling or Gewurztraminer when asked what wine to pair with Asian food? It didn’t matter what dish, or even which culture or cuisine. Asian = spicy, and therefore the wine should … Continue reading
Sneak Preview Wine of the Week: Penfolds Bin 51 Riesling
As a wine columnist, I love to recommend wines that most people haven’t heard about. I’m sort of like the shifty guy in a trench coat on the street corner hissing, “Hey buddy, try THIS!” I love to find something … Continue reading
Sneak Preview #Wine of the Week: Efeste 2010 Riesling, Evergreen Vineyard, $18
Every Wednesday, I recommend six wines in my column published in The Washington Post’s Food section. This week, I’m so excited about one of those wines that I wanted to give my blog readers a sneak peek and – if … Continue reading
Cave Spring Riesling “CSV” 2007, Niagara $28
Niagara-on-the-Lake is known for its ice wines, and Cave Spring Cellars makes some mighty fine ones. But the region also excels in table wines, especially Riesling, and I’m especially excited that a few producers are making the effort to jump through … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Local Wine, Riesling, Washington Post
Tagged Canada Wine, Riesling, Washington Post, Wine
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Gobelsburger Riesling 2007, $20
I’ll admit it – I’m a fan of dry Riesling. Sure, I like the sweet ones, too, but a good, crisp dry Riesling can be just as thrilling as an unctuous, honeyed nectar of a late harvest wine. The problem … Continue reading
A Winning Riesling from … Rhode Island!
Winemaking on the East Coast keeps getting better and better! This was on display last weekend at the 4th Atlantic Seaboard Wine Competition, when Best of Show was won by a 2007 Riesling from Newport Vineyards in Rhode Island. This … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, Eastern US, Riesling, Rosé, Virginia, Washingtonian
Tagged East Coast, Rhode Island, Riesling, Wine
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