Non-VDP Riesling – feinherb & Kabinett
For the background to this tasting, see Non VDP Riesling – entry-level & premium trocken. For more tasting notes and articles, see Germany 2011 – the guide.
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Producers were asked to send wines made in the off-dry style, and these were split into two flights: feinherb and Kabinett. It seems that feinherb is now the new halbtrocken, as most producers appears to be using that designation for their off-dry wines. In actual fact, only one producer presented a wine for this tasting labelled halbtrocken. Despite the fact that some growers seem to interpret feinherb as a slightly sweeter version...
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