It is helpful when wineries denote their rieslings as "dry" (if appropriate), and this one begins with pleasant scents of stone fruits — pears and white peaches. Dry it definitely is, but it also appears to be heading for the edge of the cliff, with flavors already gravitating from dry toward oxidized.
It is helpful when wineries denote their rieslings as "dry" (if appropriate), and this one begins with pleasant scents of stone fruits — pears and white peaches. Dry it definitely is, but it also appears to be heading for the edge of the cliff, with flavors already gravitating from dry toward oxidized.
It is helpful when wineries denote their rieslings as "dry" (if appropriate), and this one begins with pleasant scents of stone fruits — pears and white peaches. Dry it definitely is, but it also appears to be heading for the edge of the cliff, with flavors already gravitating from dry toward oxidized.
It is helpful when wineries denote their rieslings as "dry" (if appropriate), and this one begins with pleasant scents of stone fruits — pears and white peaches. Dry it definitely is, but it also appears to be heading for the edge of the cliff, with flavors already gravitating from dry toward oxidized.