German wine
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Vintage 2005 is just refreshing and great with anything. I like to serve it with cocktails.
2004 is just as good, but I like 2005.
Spectators give it scores in the 90s.
Winery: St. Urbans...more
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2006 Max Ferd. Richter Zeppelin Riesling, Mosel, Germany - $14.99: Domaine547 - Store
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"I haven't had too many rieslings so I'm not completely an expert, but I really liked this wine a lot. It's got a little bit of residual sugar but not too much. What can I say other than it's delicious? I know, not the most helpful tasting note but sometimes all you have is an emotional response to something that is simple but pure."
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