White · German
Dr. Loosen Riesling Kabinett
750 mL
$18.99
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At a Glance
This riesling from German opens with green apple, lime zest, and a hint of honey. It delivers vibrant acidity balanced by a touch of natural sweetness. A natural match for spicy Thai food or roast pork.
About This Wine
What It Is
The Dr. Loosen Riesling Kabinett is a delightful expression of the Mosel Valley, showcasing the elegance and charm of German Riesling.
Riesling is a highly aromatic white grape from Germany and Alsace, made anywhere from bone-dry to lusciously sweet — always with vibrant acidity.
- Style
- Riesling
- Region
- German
- Size
- 750 mL
- Serves
- about 5 glasses (5 oz pours)
- Typical ABV
- 8–12.5%
How It Tastes
- Aroma
- Intense aromas of green apple, ripe peach, and delicate floral notes with hints of wet stone and honey.
- Palate
- On the palate, it is light-bodied and refreshing, featuring vibrant acidity that balances the sweetness with flavors of citrus zest and juicy stone fruit.
- Finish
- The finish is crisp and clean, with lingering notes of mineral and a touch of sweetness that invites another sip.
Body
LightFull
Sweetness
DrySweet
Acidity
SoftCrisp
How to Enjoy It
- Serve
- Best enjoyed lightly chilled at around 50°F.
- Glass
- A tulip-shaped white wine glass
- Perfect for sipping on a warm afternoon, this wine does not require decanting.
- Ideal for casual gatherings or celebrations.
Great With
- Spicy Asian dishes like Thai curry.
- Fresh seafood such as grilled shrimp or oysters.
- Lightly smoked cheeses like goat cheese or Brie.
Tasting notes, strength, and serving tips describe what's typical for this style. Every bottle has its own character — ask our team if you'd like a personal recommendation.
