Week 41: German Silvaner
Leaving Germany’s most famous white grape (Riesling) behind, the next step is to explore one of the more infamous (Silvaner). Many are familiar with Silvaner as one of the grapes used in...
View Article2008 Dr. Heyden Silvaner Trocken
This week’s first German Silvaner is the 2008 Dr. Heyden Silvaner Trocken (Dry), which is available at K&L Wine Merchants for $10.99/bottle. It’s a clear, bright pale yellow with a big aroma of...
View Article2006 Ludwig Knoll Silvaner “K”
This week’s second wine – a 2006 Ludwig Knoll Silvaner “K” – comes from one of the oldest vineyards in Germany near the city of Wurzburg, about 300 km northwest of Munich. It made a recent appearance...
View Article2008 Gysler Silvaner Halbtrocken
Ick. Need I say more? The importer’s notes on this wine state: Beautiful focused wine with a perfect balance between fruit and acidity. Crisp and refreshing. Just off dry, stone-y with hints of stone...
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