Baron Monchhof 2003 Estate Riesling

Normally I am not a “sweet” wine drinker, however this light, crisp wine hits the spot making the Monchhof Riesling is an excellent choice for many occasions. Even if you don’t normally find lighter wine appealing you are likely to enjoy this one from Germany. Harvested in October Robert Eymael declared the wines produced at the Monchhof in 2003 the best in his 20 year career and possibly ever at the estate.

Excellent alone or with a moderately spicy dish, this wine has a very smooth finish.

Owner: Robert Eymael
Winemaker: Robert Eymael
Appellation: Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany
Grape: 100% Riesling
Drink now through 2015 (Worth buying a case)
Score: 8.5/10
Wine Spectator: 88

Price: about $25

www.moenchhof.de

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Monchof Riesling

Normally I am not a “sweet” wine drinker, however this light, crisp wine hits the spot making the Monchhof Riesling is an excellent choice for many occasions. Even if you don’t normally find lighter wine appealing you are likely to enjoy this one from Germany. Harvested in October Robert Eymael declared the wines produced at the Monchhof in 2003 the best in his 20 year career and possibly ever at the estate.

Excellent alone or with a moderately spicy dish, this wine has a very smooth finish.

Owner: Robert Eymael
Winemaker: Robert Eymael
Appellation: Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany
Grape: 100% Riesling
Drink now through 2015 (Worth buying a case)
Score: 8.5/10
Wine Spectator: 88

Price: about $20

www.moenchhof.de

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