Airlie Winery
Willamette Valley Müller-Thurgau
Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
A good white for someone who drinks more red--just a touch if sweetness. Light and crisp.
A good white for someone who drinks more red--just a touch if sweetness. Light and crisp.
1 person found it helpfulApr 7th, 2016
Sporting virtually no sweetness, this is a terrific version of Oregon's long dalliance with Müller-Thurgau. In fact, all of Airlie's white wines show finesse and rich grace notes! My first encounter with these wines; I guarantee it won't be the last....
Sporting virtually no sweetness, this is a terrific version of Oregon's long dalliance with Müller-Thurgau. In fact, all of Airlie's white wines show finesse and rich grace notes! My first encounter with these wines; I guarantee it won't be the last....
1 person found it helpfulFeb 20th, 2016
Airlie is just down the road from me! A classic with good body
Airlie is just down the road from me! A classic with good body
1 person found it helpfulOct 30th, 2014Hidetaka had this 10 years ago
Hidetaka had this 10 years ago
1 person found it helpfulMay 26th, 2014
An interesting blend, with the characteristics of Riesling, but not as crisp. Scented more cider, apple notes with citrus hints taking back the Riesling cross. Not minerally or overly acidic. Would try again, but wouldn’t consider greater or lesser than a straight Riesling varietal.
An interesting blend, with the characteristics of Riesling, but not as crisp. Scented more cider, apple notes with citrus hints taking back the Riesling cross. Not minerally or overly acidic. Would try again, but wouldn’t consider greater or lesser than a straight Riesling varietal.
Mar 12th, 2023
Sweet Muller Thurgau's are few and far between so it's always fun to try a new one. Slightly reminiscent of an off-dry Riesling, the nose is bright and shows notes of peach and stone. The palate is fruity and a touch sweet offset by an extremely dry finish with flavors of dry stone and limestone. Fun, different, interesting and delicious!
Sweet Muller Thurgau's are few and far between so it's always fun to try a new one. Slightly reminiscent of an off-dry Riesling, the nose is bright and shows notes of peach and stone. The palate is fruity and a touch sweet offset by an extremely dry finish with flavors of dry stone and limestone. Fun, different, interesting and delicious!
Aug 23rd, 2017
Couldn’t seem to match in app. Surprisingly fizzy but tasty too .
Couldn’t seem to match in app. Surprisingly fizzy but tasty too .
May 25th, 2020
