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If daffodils were wine, this is what they’d be. Or maybe it’s apricot blossoms. Flowery and honey-sweet, but with crisp acids, this tasty wine may be simple, but there’s no denying its assets. Best Buy. 1 Note
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This wine, which smells as if it has been heavily sulfured, has some nice flavors of apples, wildflowers and apricots, underscored by a honeyed sweetness. But it’s very soft and lacks the vivacity to make it come alive on the palate, where it feels tired. 1 Note
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Off-dry (thanks to searing acidity, matched against 4.4% residual sugar), this pleasant sipper also brings lemon tea flavors, and a light, graceful structure to bear. Apricot and peach fruit, lightly kissed with tangerine, makes it a solid sipper. 1 Note
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Bogle’s knack for producing value wines shows again in this crisp, flavorful Riesling. It’s a little sweet, with orange, mango and vanilla flavors balanced by zesty acidity. 1 Note
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Hogue mixes a substantial (11%) amount of Gewürztraminer in its Columbia Valley Rieslings, and the added floral notes match well with the lemony, tea-flavored fruit. It really does taste like a mix of lemonade and iced tea—not a bad summer drink. Chill it down for maximum enjoyment. 1 Note
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Simple apple and lime flavors are citrusy and fresh, finishing crisp and dry. There’s not much concentration, but it’s still a zesty, refreshing drink. Drink now. Imported by Pernod Ricard USA. 1 Note
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Delicate apple flavors dominate this enjoyable but simple wine, which still has enough body to hold its own against a spicy Asian dish or a platter of robust seafood. Good acids and a pretty finish round out the deal. 1 Note
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With quite a bit of residual sugar, this Riesling is sweet, but balanced with crisp acidity that makes it clean and zesty. The flavors are of peaches, apricots, candied ginger, honeysuckle and vanilla. Low alcohol makes it easy to drink. 1 Note
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Light and lacking substance, with simple lime and apple flavors that finish short. 1 Note
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Production keeps climbing for this off-dry (5% residual sugar) bottling from the country’s largest Riesling producer. Loaded with fresh Jonathan apple-flavored fruit, the sweetness is nicely balanced by the fresh, natural acids. Highlights of cinnamon and caramel add further pleasure to a wine with wide appeal. 1 Note
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Geyser Peak Riesling - 2001
