| German wine is produced in many parts of Germany, which due to the northerly location has produced wines quite unlike any others in Europe, many of outstanding quality. The wines have historically been predominantly white, and the finest made from riesling. Much of the wine sold in Germany is dry, however most exports are still of sweet wines. Perhaps the most distinctive characteristic of German wines is the high level of acidity in them, caused both by the lesser ripeness in a northerly climate and by the selection of grapes such as riesling which retain acidity even at high ripeness levels. This collection of premium German wines includes popular varieties from throughout Germany. |
| This six bottle wine selection includes a bottle each of the following wines: |
Rudesheimer Rosengarten Silvaner 2005
An excellent fruit fresh wine, popular both in Germany and around the world. |
Niersteiner Gutes Domthal 2005
A soft elegant and fruity wine with a lovely bouquet. |
Bernkasteller Kurfurstlay 2004
Medium dry, fresh and delicate. This wine offers excellent value for money. |
Piesporter Michelsberg
Easy drinking, light & fruity with well balanced acidity with a hint of soft fruit. |
Binger St Rochuskapelle Kabinett
A popular fresh fruity wine with a full lingering finish. |
Weightwatchers Riesling
Fresh and crisp with a mouthwatering appely character. |
