Winery: Leonard Kreusch
Brand/Type: Riesling
Vintage: 2004
Country: Germany
Region: Mosel – Saar – Ruwer
Alcohol content: 9.5%
Closure: Synthetic Cork
Appearance: Light blonde
Aroma/Bouquet: Peach, orange, and apricot

This a middle of the road Riesling that seems geared toward neither impressing nor offending your palate or pocketbook. No classification is declared on the stereotypical blue bottle so we assume it is a blended wine using whatever combination picking that the vineyard(s?) offered at the time. If pressed, an Auslese would be my classification of this bottle. It’s a semi-sweet wine with the usual fruity Riesling attributes, somewhat mineral, orange, and apricot.

One Reply to “Wine Review:
2004 Leonard Kreusch Riesling”

  1. This is a wonderful wine. Where may I purchase it and where can I get the best price on a case.

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