Riesling

Germany’s signature grape: fine acidity, citrus and stone fruit – from dry to noble sweet.

Wine guide

Riesling

Style and selection

Germany’s signature grape: fine acidity, citrus and stone fruit – from dry to noble sweet.

Origin, vintage and winemaking shape the style. Typical aromas are a guide, not a promise for every bottle.

Choosing your wine

This selection may include single-varietal wines and blends in which this grape is one component. Check each wine for its exact composition.

Try lighter, fresh examples with fish, vegetables or salads; fuller wines often suit poultry or creamy dishes. Consider the sauce and the individual wine description.

Frequently asked questions

What does Riesling taste like?

Germany’s signature grape: fine acidity, citrus and stone fruit – from dry to noble sweet. Origin, vintage and winemaking shape the style. Typical aromas are a guide, not a promise for every bottle.

Are all wines in this selection single-varietal?

This selection may include single-varietal wines and blends in which this grape is one component. Check each wine for its exact composition.

What food pairs with Riesling?

Try lighter, fresh examples with fish, vegetables or salads; fuller wines often suit poultry or creamy dishes. Consider the sauce and the individual wine description.