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Category Archives: Riesling
A Bit Of Gloss For The Schloss Sauce: 800 Vintages And Going Strong!
Is Schloss Vollrads the world’s oldest winery? Arguably so. Sure, they’ve found the leavings of winemaking operations in Armenian caves dating back sixty centuries; there are Mesopotamian developments even older. Egyptian texts attest that wine was popular among the New … Continue reading
Posted in GERMANY, Riesling
Tagged Dr. Rowald Hepp, Pretty Little Liars, Rheingau, Riesling, Schloss Vollrads
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A Boyd In The Hand Is Worth Two Anheuser-Busch
If I was a chef (which I’m not, but I bet this conjecture is close to the mark) and one week I over-ordered, say, lobster, prime rib and maybe Macedonian weasel cheese, here’s what I’d do: I’d purée them all … Continue reading
Posted in CALIFORNIA, Chardonnay, Moscato, Riesling
Tagged Apothic White, Boyd Morrison
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Robert Mondavi and 9/11: A Connection?
First, the good news: Egg white is a fining agent used in Burgundy to clarify wine. Although other products work equally well, albumen is particularly prized because lots of Cordon Bleu recipes call for egg yolks, and that leaves the … Continue reading
R. Müller Riesling: Bunny Wine is Never Funny Wine
Germans are sticklers for detail. But you knew that, of course, and possibly did that cute little nose-scrunch thing of yours when looking over the formalities of a German wine label. If you are more familiar with the French AOC … Continue reading
Posted in GERMANY, Riesling
Tagged bag-in-the-box, German wines, Octavin, R. Muller wines, Riesling
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Michigan’s Rieslings: Quality on Ice
Among the endless ‘doh’ moments experienced by Michigan’s frost-bitten, hard-scrabble winemakers is that the grape they grow best, riesling, accounts for less than two percent of retail wine sales nationwide. Consumer ignorance is perfectly excusable since riesling is vinified in … Continue reading
Posted in Michigan, Riesling
Tagged Adam Satchwell, Ed O'Keefe, ice wine, Michigan riesling, Riesling, riesling ice wine, Sean O'Keefe, Shady Lane, St. Julian
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