Blue Nun White
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| Style: | White Wine |
| Grape Type: | Riesling |
| Region: | Rheinhessen |
User Reviews
By Egypt11838739, November 11, 2005
And I like eet. Zee smell...eet eeez so goood.
And I like eet. Zee smell...eet eeez so goood.
By mauricio10527862, May 09, 2003
I just open a 1973 BN and it is perfect 100%.
I just open a 1973 BN and it is perfect 100%.
By Cheek12373169, April 14, 2007
This is a simple wine that I purchased as an impulse. It was on the counter of my local grocery store and since I like Rieslings, I thought, why not? My impression was that it was floral on the nose with a light citrus flavoring. Simple. Nice acidic finish.
This is a simple wine that I purchased as an impulse. It was on the counter of my local grocery store and since I like Rieslings, I thought, why not? My impression was that it was floral on the nose with a light citrus flavoring. Simple. Nice acidic finish.
By mattt9998, March 06, 2007
sweet sweet sweet, tastes of apple and pear, very sweet, chicks dig it and did I mention its sweet and cheap
sweet sweet sweet, tastes of apple and pear, very sweet, chicks dig it and did I mention its sweet and cheap
By Levy12114551, November 29, 2007
Why can't Total Wine stock other "true" German wines beside those from the Mosel? There are so many other wine growing regions in Germany, besides the Mosel. i.e. Rhein, Ahr, etc. The assortment of wines that are currently stocked in Total Wine are not even sold in Germany. These are the wines that German wine drinkers would not even drink. Blue Nun, Liefraumich, Schmitt Sohne are just watered down imports.
Why can't Total Wine stock other "true" German wines beside those from the Mosel? There are so many other wine growing regions in Germany, besides the Mosel. i.e. Rhein, Ahr, etc. The assortment of wines that are currently stocked in Total Wine are not even sold in Germany. These are the wines that German wine drinkers would not even drink. Blue Nun, Liefraumich, Schmitt Sohne are just watered down imports.

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