Name: Washington Hills
Variety: Riesling
Region: Washington
Country: United States
Year: 2021
Price: $10.00
My Review: This wine is a yellow, almost greenish color. It smells kind of like bread, specifically challah, and a bit grassy. The bready notes carry over into the flavor. This wine is very dry but doesn't leave my mouth feeling dry. The after-mouth feel kind of reminds me of taking a bite of some fluffy bread. I am usually not a fan of dry wines but this wine really surprised me as to how much I enjoyed it. I would definitely buy again.
Another Review: "Pear, green apple, citrus, honey light minerals aftertaste, but refreshing & crisp. Slight throat warmth/burn.. would buy again." https://www.vivino.com/users/becky.elli/reviews/169417700
Wine Folly: " It’s true that Riesling is often vinified to leave residual sugar. This practice is integral to balancing the high acid of the grape, especially when grown in cooler climates. However, there are many examples of dry Riesling wines that may just change your mind about the grape." https://winefolly.com/tips/bring-on-the-dry-riesling/
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