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Assertive acidity links all the elements in this white, which features notes of spice and tropical fruit. Hints of orange and grapefruit sneak in as...
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No added sugar, no added sulfites, vegan. Only 49 calories per 6 oz glass (avg. calorie count by glucose level). Flavors of pear, golden apple,...
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On the riper side of Riesling, with mango, guava and lemon cream flavors, but the acidity is still there, providing support and balance. The velvety...
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The 2018 Ritsch Riesling Auslese displays a yellow-golden citrus color and a ripe, intense and aromatic bouquet of lush stone fruits and delicate slate aromas....
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Shows a yeasty character up front, with hints of hops and salted butter, but underneath this displays an array of flavors ranging from apple to...
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This seductive kabinett offers aromas of wet stone, with plenty of minerality tied to the intense flavors of Honeycrisp apple, green tea and dandelion flavors...
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Quite zesty, this Riesling features honeysuckle and cream hints behind the mix of apple and peach. It is light but shows intensity and complexity, with...
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A unique, oak-influenced style, with baking-spice accents that surround the core of nectarine, passion fruit and currant flavors. Shows balance and intensity, with salted butter...
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A burst of juicy apple and quince flavors turns focused and racy on the taut palate, which hums with a flint and lemon-lime acid beam....
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This feels light and graceful, with nuanced notes of quince, white peach and kiwi. It is quite polished and nicely knit, with acidity, minerality and...
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Decidedly sweet in style, with floral charm and lift followed by a delicate mix of white peach, apricot puree and pineapple notes. Silky in texture...
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From Slate Slopes to River Valleys: Exploring Germany
Germany is the spiritual home of Riesling, a grape that perfectly mirrors the soil it grows in. At WineToShip, we feature the light, mineral-driven whites of the Mosel Valley, famous for their "petrol" aromatics and slate-driven flavors. For those who prefer a fuller-bodied, bone-dry style, look to the Rheingau or Rheinhessen, where modern winemakers are producing Grosses Gewächs (Great Growths) that rival the finest white Burgundies.
Beyond the white wine legend, Germany is now the world's third-largest producer of Pinot Noir, known locally as Spätburgunder. These reds offer a lean, red-fruity elegance and earthy complexity that is highly sought after by collectors. Whether you are looking for a zesty, off-dry Kabinett to pair with spicy cuisine or a rare, luscious Eiswein for dessert, our German selection represents the absolute pinnacle of European winemaking.
German Wine Guide & FAQ
What does "Trocken" mean on a German label?
Trocken simply means "dry." While many people associate German wine with sweetness, the majority of modern German production is focused on dry wines that feature high acidity and intense fruit flavors without the residual sugar.
What is the difference between Kabinett, Spätlese, and Auslese?
These terms refer to the ripeness of the grapes at harvest. Kabinett is the lightest and highest in acidity; Spätlese (late harvest) is riper and fuller; Auslese (select harvest) is made from very ripe clusters and often has a touch of sweetness. Note: these can be dry (Trocken) or sweet.
What food pairs best with German Riesling?
Riesling is the ultimate "sommelier's wine" for food pairing. Dry Rieslings are perfect with seafood and poultry, while off-dry (feinherb) versions are world-famous for balancing the heat in Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian cuisines.
Why is the Mosel region so special?
The Mosel features some of the steepest vineyards in the world. The blue and red slate soils absorb heat during the day and radiate it back to the vines at night, creating wines with a very specific, flinty minerality that cannot be replicated anywhere else.
