Riesling

A superb Willamette Valley Riesling. Stunning unforgettable aromas of white peach, lemons, limes, white flowers & spice. Delicate, elegant, yet full of complex flavors that flow in seamless waves from front to back, ending with subtle, polished acidity.

Light golden yellow in color. Diesel and sulfur notes in nose initially. Stone fruit flavors in front, rounded mouthfeel followed by slight grape skin astringency with apricot skin like finish. Slightly flawed; needs gentler pressing next time for an otherwise subtle but promising Riesling wine. Odd as previous tastings of same vintage were superior; is it bottle variation, or just me that's variable tonight?

Clear and yellow white in color. Diesel heavy in nose. Crisp, bright lemon, lychee and honey with lemon peel finish. Aged well

Yellow white in color. Clean floral and honey aroma. Crisp in mouth with slight astringency at tip of tongue. Soft, lemon flavor in middle, not bone dry but between dry and off-dry. Minerality, citrus and peach water finish. True to variety, simple, tasty, relatively unadorned but very well balanced wine.

Elmers glue, steel, petrol, white flowers, bread dough. Gorgeous. Super clean palate.

Excellent new world Riesling discovery. Nice acidity and minerality.

Red fruit, has a cardboard-like taste, semi-smooth tannins, not my favorite

Hints of ripe raspberry on the nose, and a bitter sandalwood-esque bite upon the first sip. I like this wine, it seems to be quite intense and would pair well with red meat.

It tastes like red fruit and has a current note to it. It feels light-bodied and is not dry. Has a slight burn at the end.

Red fruit driven - particularly raspberry and cherry. You can tell this just by the aroma. It also has a very light body. Pretty chill this is something I would drink while watching a romcom