Wine Review Archive - Australia, Riesling
($14). Super dry and with impressive acidity,
this Riesling stood above most of the
other Australian Rieslings with its racy
citrus and appealing minerality. Picks
up a pretty nectarine note on the lingering
finish. Ready to drink now and over the
next couple of years. (Weekend Wine, 05/04)
($15). Pretty
peach and floral aromas and flavors pick
up mineral notes along the way to the
bone dry finish. Very nice. Ready to drink
now. Locate this wine online or in your
area! (Weekend Wine 03/06)
($17).
A nice example of restraint in Australia
winemaking, this wine offers elegant golden
apple and citrus fruit, with appealing
mineral and light white pepper notes.
Ready to drink now. (Robyn's Picks, 04/04)
($20). Just a beautiful
wine, with focused pear and citrus flavors
that stay elegant as they gain complexity
through the lingering finish, picking
up mineral notes along the way. Ready
to drink now and over the next four or
five years. (Weekend Wine 03/06)
($19). Mouthwatering aromas and flavors
include citrus and apricot, with just
a touch of mineral, and stay focused and
juicy through the long finish. Very good
now and over the next six or seven years.
(Wine Tasting 06/05)
($9). Extremely dry and lemony, but
quite drinkable. A refreshing quaff
for a summer day -- begs for oysters
or steamed shellfish. Just a hint of
mineral on the finish. (Weekend Wine
03/06)
($13). A little simple, offering mostly
green apple fruit and mineral flavors.
Ready to drink now. (Robyn's Picks,
04/04)
($14). Easy-drinking, with appealing lime
leaf and white flower bouquet, and a juicy
citrus flavor profile delicately accented
with mineral notes. Just off-dry. Ready
to drink now. (Weekend Wine, 03/03)
($15). Delicate and pretty, with a pronounced
mineral note supporting honeysuckle, nectarine
and pear flavors. Stays focused through
the lingering finish. Ready to drink now
and over the next four or five years.
(Bargain Wine 06/05)
($25). Offers
juicy white peach and crisp green apple
aromas and flavors, picking up wet stone
character through the finish. Bright acidity
throughout. Ready to drink now and over
the next three or four years. (Weekend
Wine 04/08)
$12).
An easy-going Riesling, with pretty floral
aromas that introduce refreshing citrus
and subtle tropical flavors. Finishes
juicy and long. Ready to drink now and
over the next couple of years. (Weekend
Wine 03/06)
($15).
Delicious stuff, with a nice balance of
zesty citrus and crisp apple against lush
honeysuckle and peach. All comes together
and lingers nicely on the finish. Ready
to drink now and over the next 3-4 years.
(Bargain Wine 06/05)
($16).
Dry style Australia Riesling offers racy
citrus and floral bouquet and flavors.
Needs food. Ready to drink now. (Weekend
Wine, 06/03)
($8).
One of the tastiest "New World"
Rieslings we’ve tasted in recent
memory – at any price. Beautifully
balanced, featuring racy and aromatic
tropicals, stone fruit and citrus, with
appealing flinty notes throughout. Lush,
generous finish. Ready to drink now and
over the next year or two. (Bargain Wine,
02/03)
($21). This is one of those wines that
keeps bringing you back for another
sip, with its textbook perfumed, lime
blossom aromas, juicy citrus and green
pear flavors, mineral accents and long,
mouthwatering finish. Ready to drink
now and over the next seven or eight
years. (Weekend Wine 03/06)
($22). Nice! With crisp green apple, floral
notes, nectarine and a subtle white pepper
spice accent on the dry finish. Ready
to drink now. (Weekend Wine 08/05)
($13). Quite nice, especially at this
price. With appealing floral and citrus
aromas and flavors, along with crisp apple,
nectarine and mineral notes that linger
on the finish. (Bargain Wine 02/08)
($13).
Supple tropical and apple fruit aromas
and flavors are appealing and approachable.
Balanced with racy citrus. Nice finish.
Ready to drink now. (Bargain Wine, 02/03)
($18). Lush and on the ripe side, but
with appealing balancing citrus aromas
and flavors that persist on the refreshing
finish. Very enjoyable! Ready to drink
now and over the next four or five years.
(Weekend Wine 03/06)
($7). The Traminer Riesling blends the
spicy, fruity fullness of Gewürztraminer
with the light florals and peach of the
Riesling. Try this chilled wine as an
aperitif or with spicy Thai. (ETFOFW,
04/01)
($9). Medium bodied and
full of flavors, including aromatic peach,
juicy citrus, lime zest and slate, with
a racy, mouthwatering finish that will
keep you coming back for another sip.
Ready to drink now and over the next four
or five years. (Robyn's Picks 06/06)
($16). Crisp and delicious,
with perfumed peach and apple fruit and
an appealing mineral structure. Lovely
lingering finish. Ready to drink now and
over the next four or five years. (World
Wide Wine 04/05)
($14). Peachy and
fine citrus aromas introduce clean,
focused citrus, floral and peach flavors
that stay lively and pretty through
the finish. Dry and refreshing. Lovely
balance. Excellent value! Ready to drink
now and over the next four or five years.
(Weekend Wine 04/05)
($14). Lovely floral and citrus aromas
and flavors, along with elegant peach,
cream and mineral notes. Ready to drink
now. Outstanding with Thai curries with
plenty of spice. (Bargain Wine, 02/04)
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