Rieslings for the Upcoming Feast

Riesling rules the land of Germany, and is also the king in Alsace, just over the French border. German rieslings tend to have slightly more sugar and less acidity than their Alsatian neighbors, making them a great pairing for Thanksgiving side dishes of squashes and starches, like butternut squash soups and sweet potato casseroles. Dr. Loosen's off-dry riesling ($12) has a wonderful medium body and notes of ripe peach and candied lemon.

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Rieslings for the Upcoming Feast

By Ania Zawieja


Published on November 4, 2009

Riesling rules the land of Germany, and is also the king in Alsace, just over the French border. German rieslings tend to have slightly more sugar and less acidity than their Alsatian neighbors, making them a great pairing for Thanksgiving side dishes of squashes and starches, like butternut squash soups and sweet potato casseroles. Dr. Loosen's off-dry riesling ($12) has a wonderful medium body and notes of ripe peach and candied lemon.

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