Michigan, USA
This late harvest Riesling is not a dessert wine, but a sweet wine, meaning the opposite of dry. No sugar bomb here, just an entirely drinkable - make that gulpable - sipper. Its yellow-green tint looks lovely and its nose is somewhat muted, with citrus, honeydew and light tropical notes. The palate brings in the melon stronger with honey and minerals. It finishes sweet and brisk.
This late harvest Riesling is not a dessert wine, but a sweet wine, meaning the opposite of dry. No sugar bomb here, just an entirely drinkable - make that gulpable - sipper. Its yellow-green tint looks lovely and its nose is somewhat muted, with citrus, honeydew and light tropical notes. The palate brings in the melon stronger with honey and minerals. It finishes sweet and brisk.
Mar 29th, 2019Thanks dear cousin from Traverse City for this wonderful gift! I enjoyed it with a variety of different foods. Sadly, I finished the bottle. I miss you, and the wine
Thanks dear cousin from Traverse City for this wonderful gift! I enjoyed it with a variety of different foods. Sadly, I finished the bottle. I miss you, and the wine
Oct 17th, 2025
A great second choice option if Chateau Fontaine is not available
A great second choice option if Chateau Fontaine is not available
Aug 22nd, 2021
Very sweet, with a bright acid undertone. Seems somewhat balanced
Very sweet, with a bright acid undertone. Seems somewhat balanced
Oct 12th, 2016This is really nice with the honey glazed wantons I'm eating.
This is really nice with the honey glazed wantons I'm eating.
Apr 2nd, 2013
