Alsace's Riesling vintage

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The 1997 wines from the Alsace region of France range from dull and plodding to balanced and opulent. Most of the wines are whites; Riesling, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Gewurztraminer and Muscat. The top scoring wine from this vintage was the Hugel Gewurztraminer Alsace Selection de Grains Nobles 1997 ($140), while the best value wine was the Paul Blanck Pinot Blanc Alsace 1997 ($12).

author: Sanderson, Bruce
France, Alsace

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Austria's go-to whites

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Austria's two main white wine varieties, Riesling and the indigenous Gruner Veltliner, offering food-friendly flavors at reasonable prices, present an interesting menu of fruit, spice and mineral elements, and are made without the influence of oak. Austrian vintners made good vintage 2004 white wines despite the vagaries in weather.

author: Sanderson, Bruce, Marcus, Kim
Austria, Commodity & service prices, Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits, Wineries, Grape White Table Wines, Prices and rates, Varieties, Company pricing policy, White wines

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Austria's exotic whites

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An evaluation of Austrian white wines, of the 1998 vintage, is presented. The qualities, prices and ratings of a selection of wines such as Riesling and Gruner Veltliner are detailed.

author: Sanderson, Bruce
Viticulture, Wine districts

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subjects list: Evaluation, Wine, Riesling (Wine), Austria
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