Wine Enthusiast Magazine

FLIGHT SCHOOL: FOR GOOD RIESLING

iesling flourishes worldwide, but nowhere does it inspire as fervent focus as in Germany, its birthplace. Cultivated throughout the country’s 13 wine regions, it mirrors the fascinating diversity of local terroir. Bottlings, to delicately or even lusciously sweet, and can be featherlight or buxom, still or sparkling.

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