June, 2011
Riesling Reflections: Oregon Riesling
– By Dan Berger About 25 years ago I was walking through a trade tasting at which various Oregon wines were on display, and stopped at one table where a pourer was serving an Oregon Riesling. I took a sample and said to the server, “Smells a little like the Mosel.” “I’ll be the judge [...]
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Riesling Reviews
Rieslings from around the world continue to win Gold medals in major wine competitions and attract more attention with high scores in major consumer magazines. In May, two major U.S. competitions—Riverside International, and Los Angeles International—used the IRF Riesling Taste Profile to group the wines into the four categories (Dry, Medium Dry, Medium Sweet, Sweet). [...]
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Riesling in Oregon
Riesling, more than any white varietal, speaks to place. Oregon’s uniquely cool climate, naturally low yields, and ancient volcanic and marine sedimentary soils give unique character to the wines that the small, family winemakers craft. And Riesling has been an integral part of the modern Oregon wine industry from the beginning in the early 1960s [...]
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Riesling Happenings
Summer of Riesling, June 21 – September 22, 2011, in major U.S. markets. The incredibly popular Riesling promotion created by Paul Grieco of Terroir Wine Bar in New York City is being expanded to other major markets with sponsorship by the International Riesling Foundation, featuring more than 150 top restaurants showcasing Riesling for a full [...]
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Summer of Riesling
Many of the finest restaurants in the United States will be celebrating the “Summer of Riesling” from June 21 to September 22 by offering their customers Riesling wines by the glass as well as bottle. The “Summer of Riesling” concept was created in 2008 by Manhattan restaurateur Paul Grieco, General AND Manager of Hearth Restaurant, [...]
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