Riesling

Riesling is the world's most misunderstood great white wine — and one of its most rewarding. Bone-dry, searingly precise and built to age for decades, the finest Rieslings bear no resemblance to the sweet styles that once defined the variety's reputation. Australia's Clare Valley and Eden Valley are benchmark heartlands, producing wines of extraordinary lime-citrus intensity, slate minerality and electric acidity. But Riesling's story stretches far beyond Australian shores. Germany's Mosel and Rhine regions gave the world the variety's most celebrated expressions; Austria's Wachau and Kamptal produce wines of thrilling tension and alpine precision; New Zealand's cool South Island sites are carving out their own compelling chapter; and Alsace in France offers a richly textured, aromatic style entirely its own. Our Riesling collection brings together the finest expressions from all of these regions — wines that are as compelling at the table today as they will be ten or twenty years from now.