Light honeysuckle, Asian pear, apricot. Not cloy at all. A bit of curry & white flower finish with a light acidic bite. — 10 years ago
Mineral honeyed grapefruit nose, tropical fruit, nice acidity. Goes well with spicy curry. — 10 years ago
Very crunchy, lees are only just recognisable, sherbert and a good curry pairing. £17.50. — 11 years ago
An intense nose of polished apple fruit, cooking apple skin and nail polish (in a good way) and apple concentrate along with ginger snap and curry leaf. In the mouth this has a super drying mid palate with a very mineral character along with smoky honey, peach skin and a great spicy, slightly curried spice finish — 11 years ago
Great with crab curry!! — 12 years ago
Great with thai cuisine. I also like it with Indian curry. This is a semi-dry Riesling; has a little sweetness, but not too much. — 10 years ago
Pear, white flowers/honeysuckle, slate. Good acidity and quite a bit of RS. Begs for a rich, spicy, curry. — 10 years ago
2006, de belles notes de curry, une grande concentration — 10 years ago
Goes well with spicy stir frys but is amazing with curry. The taste changes completely and takes the heat from your mouth. — 11 years ago
Jolly dry wine. I like to have it with early summer Italian branch! Had it with poached egg curry and green pea rice soup at home. — 12 years ago
Fascinating spiced beer, coconut curry with lingering heat — 13 years ago
Really smooth and full bodied where you can taste a hint of velvet dark chocolate.. Paired with Spicy Indian salmon curry! — 10 years ago
Stout with curry?! Sign me up! — 10 years ago
This hit you immediately with curry, eucalyptus along with the red fruits. — 10 years ago
2011, Heinz Eifel, Riesling Spatlese, Mosel. 12 dollar Spatlese at Whole foods. Good every night drinker. Paired really well with spicy, coconut curry.
— 12 years ago
Best cab franc in a long time; super bretty, the good floral/ forest floor Brett, not the barnyard/band-aid Brett, earth, mineral, striking yellow curry smell--fascinating and delicious. — 13 years ago
Julie
Very dark, lush, full fruity with a hint of curry. Yum-o! Brian liked it too. — 10 years ago