13.3. we're celebrating Riesling's birthday. The birthday dates back to 1435, when the first official record of German Riesling was found. So the guest of honor is turning a whopping 587 years old. It's easy to love fruity Riesling, and it's a very popular white wine grape.
Two excellent Riesling options to celebrate the birthday
Barth Riesling Fructus
Riesling Fructus makes an impression with its clearly simple label. The fruity wine is both traditional and modern at the same time. In the traditional way, the taste is off-dry, as fermentation has been stopped by cooling, and at the same time the alcohol content has remained low. The biodynamically produced Riesling grapes have fermented in a very modern stainless steel tank. Barth's vision is today at its best: making good even better, an openly fruity, juicy and mouth-filling wine.
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Wolfberger Riesling
If you're a Riesling enthusiast, you probably already know the French Wolfberger Riesling. If you prefer your Riesling dry, this is a great choice. The Riesling grape is the hallmark of the Alsace region, and Wolfberger is the region's largest producer. Wolfberger Riesling is dry and refreshingly acidic, and it's wonderfully versatile from fish to cheeses. How about a glass of fresh Riesling with onion-bacon pie, a cheese platter or choucroute? Or try whatever dish your taste buds are craving.
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