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Greg Ostertag? Former center for the Utah Jazz? Huh...who knew?

well, he certainly couldn't play center. could be a good career move.
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The Germans have the sheer range and numbers, but my favourite rieslings have come from Alsace and Austria. Zind-Humbrecht's grand crus Brand or Clos St. Urbain (I have a slight preference for the latter) and Trimbach's Cuvée Frédéric Emile and Clos Ste Hune are among the best wines I've ever tasted.
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Cindy wine has a nice German riesling on sale tonight.
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Turned into a pumpkin before I got a chance.
post #81 of 83
go german

look for wines imported by terry thiese

Kloster Eberbach
Toni Jost
Fritz Haag
post #82 of 83
in appreciaction of this thread, I picked up a random German riesling last night. $11, screw cap, and franky it was an awesome wine. Nothing very complex, as expected, but great balance from start to finish. I can't remember the last time I was so impressed with a sub-$12 wine as I was with this bottle. I forget the name, I'll post it later.
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in appreciaction of this thread, I picked up a random German riesling last night. $11, screw cap, and franky it was an awesome wine. Nothing very complex, as expected, but great balance from start to finish. I can't remember the last time I was so impressed with a sub-$12 wine as I was with this bottle. I forget the name, I'll post it later.
Along this line, I really like the Wilhelm Bergmann Rieslings. I like the crisper ones so I usually pick the Spatlese or Kabinett and stay away from the Auslese. They are $12-14 retail, I can find them everywhere and quite nice for sipping in the evenings. This is a pic I posted in another thread a few nights ago.
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