Non-Alcoholic Riesling
High in acid and intensely aromatic, giving lime, green apple and a distinctive petrol note with age. It runs from bone dry to lusciously sweet, and German labels say which.
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France
Oddbird Presence (750 mL)
Five aromatic grapes, led by citrus and stone fruit.
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Germany
Kolonne Null Riesling (750 mL)
Zesty lime, green apple and white peach over a clean slate-mineral finish.
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Germany, South Korea
BonBon Zero Riesling (750 mL)
Lemon, pear and white flowers, with the acidity to carry a meal
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Germany, South Korea
BonBon Zero Five-Bottle Introductory Bundle (5 × 750 mL)
One of each: three still, two sparkling, every style the range makes
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France, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Spain, United States
White Wine Deluxe Edition (12 × 750 mL)
A white wine education, twelve bottles deep.
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Denmark, France, Germany, South Korea, United States
Holiday Sampler (6 × 750 mL)
A bottle for every part of the holiday table.
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How do I tell a dry Riesling from a sweet one?
Read the label rather than guess. Trocken means dry, Halbtrocken off-dry, and Kabinett through Spätlese to Auslese climb in ripeness. Riesling's acidity keeps even the sweeter styles bright, which is why it is one of the most food-friendly whites there is.
Is Riesling good without alcohol?
It is arguably the best white grape for it. Lime, green apple and floral aromatics are all carried by compounds a low-temperature process preserves, and Riesling's high acidity gives the wine a backbone that does not depend on alcohol at all.
How should Riesling be served?
Cold but not iced, around 45°F to 50°F, in a glass with some bowl. Its aromatics are the point and they close down if it is too cold. It holds up well over an hour in the glass.
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