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I love this style of crisp light subtle sweetness that I colud drink daily! Had it at the Fifth Floor in San Francisco, and it paired well across several courses. 1 Note
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Love this vineyard designated riesling from my favorie German producer, Dr. Loosen. Crisp and light in mouth feel, I get peach, pineapple and tropical fruit with a nice mild touch of sweetness on the finish. This wine is a great pre-dinner drink, and would pair well with light pastas and whitefish style seafood. 1 Note
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Too sweet for me, however, if you like early harvest Riesling, this is for you. I'm more into late harvest. Price point: about $20, depending on where you buy it. The Auslese will most likely set you back about $40 to $50 depending on where you buy it. 1 Note
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A group of us just conducted a blind taste test with Rieslings from Germany and France. First up was Dr. Loosen's Kabinett, which drew different opinions in color with straw, pale, and lemon. Everyone agreed the bouquet was light with pears. One added pineapple, and the other apple. Flavor intensity was a consistent "ample" with two agreeing it was elegant, while one said crisp. Two said it was sweet, while one remarked it was semi-sweet. Everyone agreed the balance was perfect, and the finish was long for two and one commented it was lingering. With two scores of 87 and one 78, the average score was a solid 84. 1 Note
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Dr. Loosen Urziger Wurzgarten Riesling - 2006
