Germany
You may still hear the outdated slur that Germany’s white wines are somehow ‘bad’ because they can be sweet. This is wildly false on four counts: firstly, a whole fruit-bowl of defined, juicy sweetness can be completely delicious in wine (when balanced with fresh, mineral acidity). Secondly, this distinctive style represents one of the most dignified wine traditions in the world. Thirdly, not all German wines are actually sweet…or white. Finally, if still confused then stop reading immediately and drink a German Riesling with pork belly!
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2021 Dr Loosen Riesling DRY (DR L) Blue Cap
A little stunner, this beautiful wine reflects a modern trend towards dry German Rieslings. As a companion to Loosen's celebrated standard DR L (which is off-dry) this version is totally dry, ... read more$22.99 in mixed 6+ or $25.99 per bottle -
2021 Dr Loosen Riesling (DR L) White Cap
Our biggest selling Riesling, this classic German has beautiful sweetness with balanced mineral acidity and only 8.5% alcohol. Loosen is a renowned Riesling expert and even this entry-level has ... read more$22.99 in mixed 6+ or $25.99 per bottle -
2020 Soumade Cotes du Rhone
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2021 Fritz Haag Kestener Paulinshofberg Riesling GG (Dry)
A dry Riesling from a highly regarded vineyard in Germany's Mosel Valley. The Kestener vineyard has ancient roots and its soils are noted for being composed of a relatively high amount of clay. ... read more$62.99 in mixed 6+ or $69.99 per bottle
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