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• Long Lunch WineTour Co

  
   

  July 18, 2010 1:30:01 AM EST

   Loving it in Tassie !! Awesome East Coast Rieslings !! Get some . . . 
• Karina

  
   

  July 18, 2010 2:05:13 PM EST

  LongLunch6336 wrote...

   Loving it in Tassie !! Awesome East Coast Rieslings !! Get some . . . 

  
  Good Rieslings eveywhere down here - down south I'd try Frogmore Creek, up north Josef Chromy, Moores Hill, Holm Oak, Goaty Hill.  Just as a few starters!
  
  
• Stuart

  
   

  September 2, 2010 6:07:09 PM EST

  I never used to be.  To me, Riesling was always the strange looking German "stuff" and alderly relative drank as an alternative to a drop of cream sherry.
  
  My conversion occurred on a road trip with some friends, from Melbourne to the Barossa Valley.
  
  The wine in question was a Shadowfax 2008 Riesling.  I just loved the crisp, taught, acidic profile and faint citrus.
  
  Riesling has become a favourite summer drink and I am particularly looking to be able to age some myself.
• WineSale

  
   

  January 6, 2011 10:12:54 AM EST

  I have to admit and I am very new to the Riesling arena, having only started off with sparkling wines, Sauvignon Blancs and Pinot Noirs just a few years back. But I have to say I am pleasantly surprised by the floral, fruity tones presented by the Riesling wines. They have definately jumped higher on the list of wines to get more often.