Semi-Dry Riesling (2011) | ||||
Lake Erie | ||||
Description | Aromas of orange blossom and apple, pleasant yet zesty finish. | |||
Food & Cheese Pairing | Riesling - dry, semi-dry, or sweet - is an easy wine to pair with many different foods. Pair with fish tacos, lobster, honey baked ham or pork tenderloin, spicy Thai noodles, curried vegetables, sweet and tangy Chinese, fiery Mexican or Tex-Mex recipes that include cilantro, or any salty food, especially appetizers. | |||
Pairs well with savory, washed rind cheeses such as Manchester, and semi-soft cheeses including Fontina and Havarti. Goat’s milk cheeses can pair well, including Ibores from Spain. Gouda, white cheddar and Swiss cheese are also good choices. | ||||
Price | $16.99 | |||
Wine-making Notes | Grapes were crushed, pressed, cold settled, then transferred to a stainless steel tank fermented with select yeasts specific to Riesling, bentonite fined and bottled. | |||
Technical Data | Composition | 100% Riesling | ||
% Alcohol | 11.5% ABV | |||
% Residual Sugar | 2.50% | |||
Total Acid Grams per Liter | 8.5 | |||
pH | 3.02 | |||
Body | light | |||
Aging | Stainless Steel | |||
Type of Fermentation | Traditional | |||
Number of Cases | 295 | |||
Serving Temperature | 40-45°F | |||
Vineyard Name | Olde Chautauqua Farms Faulk Vineyard | |||
Soil Type | Chenango Gravel, Loam | |||
Harvest Date | 10/20/11 | |||
Release Date | 04/20/12 | |||
Best Enjoyed By: | 2016 | |||
Varietal Info | Vitis vinifera | |||
Ripening Time: Early to mid October | ||||
Cluster: small, round, greenish yellow berries in tightly compacted bunches | ||||
