The Schweinhardt Riesling Spätlese is a classic German late-harvest Riesling from the Nahe region, known for its harmonious balance of intense fruit (peach, apricot, pear, citrus) and honeyed sweetness, balanced by high acidity and minerality, often with notes of floral, slate, and sometimes a hint of petroleum, making it versatile with spicy food or desserts. 

Schweinhardt Riesling Kabinett is a fresh, fruity German white wine, typically light-bodied with vibrant acidity and notes of green apple, citrus (lime, clementine), apricot, pear, and minerality, often showing subtle herbal or smoky hints. Classified as a Kabinett, it's a lower alcohol, entry-level Riesling that's refreshing, balanced (can be off-dry), and great for everyday drinking or pairing with light dishes, offering a classic taste of German Riesling. 

The oldest soils can be found in the Rothenberg area. They are of volcanic origin. The vineyard has several terraces. This Riesling grows on particularly old vines on these steps. Aromas of peaches and apricots. Emphatically mineral, with acidity. Very good with Asian dishes.

Dry, with less than 2g/l of residual sugar, this Riesling from Washington State spends some time on the lees in older oak barrels just to add a little texture, and that works: it is brimming with bright citrus and rosy apple, a little floral aroma, a tang of lemon sherbet and lots of zest. The palate has that bit of weight and texture, but those sweeping acids fire through the peachier, slightly more tropical tones, but shimmering and long and delightfully zippy and fresh.

Vineland Estates Semi-Dry Riesling VQA typically showcases a vibrant profile with notes of citrus, stone fruit, and a hint of sweetness, balanced by a refreshing acidity. Expect flavors of lemon-lime zest, ripe peach, and green apple, alongside subtle mineral notes. The wine's acidity keeps it from tasting overly sweet, making it a versatile food pairing option.

Synchromesh Riesling is known for its bright acidity, citrusy aromatics, and a balance of sweetness and fruit. Expect notes of lemon zest, lime, grapefruit, and apple, often with a hint of honey or spice. Some vintages may offer more pronounced fruit flavors like apricot or peach.

Notes of blossom, green apple, lilac, flint and other sorts of minerality explode on the palate and a subtle sweetness that brings it all together. 

Made with the same grapes and care that go into the Leitz award-winning “regular” Rieslings and Pinot Noirs, the wines are de-alcoholised through a low temperature vaccuum distillation process to ensure alcohol is removed without removing the all important natural aromas and remarkable properties of the terroir. The wine is clean and fresh with notes of lime and citrus; surprisingly rhubarb and a little hint of red apples on an underlying mineral base. The finish is dry and relatively long.

The Dr. H. Thanisch Berncasteler Doctor Riesling Spatlese is a full-bodied German Riesling with complex aromas of slate, flint, white blossoms, and ripe citrus fruits like peach, grapefruit, and plum. It has a rich, creamy palate with balanced sweetness and acidity, leading to a long and elegant finish. This wine is versatile, pairing well with seafood, salads, spicy Asian cuisine, or can be enjoyed on its own. 

Selbach Blue Fish Riesling is a refreshing and crisp white wine that is perfect for any occasion. The wine has a pale yellow color with greenish hues and a bouquet of citrus fruits, green apples, and floral notes. On the palate, it is light-bodied with a zesty acidity that balances the sweetness of the fruit flavors. The finish is clean and refreshing, leaving a pleasant aftertaste. This wine pairs well with seafood, salads, and spicy dishes. Overall, Selbach Blue Fish Riesling is a delicious and easy-drinking wine that is perfect for those who enjoy a crisp and refreshing white wine.

Blue Dragon Mosel Riesling, a modern, off-dry German white wine from the Mosel region. It features aromas of green apple, citrus, and peach, balanced by zippy acidity, a hint of honeyed sweetness, and a light-bodied, easy-drinking profile. It is commonly paired with spicy cuisine.

The Rosch family represents three generations of winemaking in the Mosel. Their land is 8.5ha of Riesling grown on mostly slate soils. With the cool climate, the grapes ripen later, then only natural yeasts are used which aid to express the terroir of the Mosel. The term "feinherb" is referred to as off-dry and with 19 g/L of residual sugar, the wine has aromas of apricots and peaches to match the racy acidity. A refreshing, harmonious wine with Drinkflusse(a nicer way of saying highly quaffable).

Inspired by the finest wines of Germany and crafted by the acclaimed Armin Diel, proprietor of the renowned Schlossgut Diel, this wine reflects exceptional craftsmanship. The 2014 Columbia Valley growing season was the warmest on record, prompting growers to take extra care in the vineyards to ensure the Riesling grapes arrived at the winery full of fresh, vibrant character. Each canopy interior was hand-pruned and carefully trimmed to protect the clusters from excessive sun exposure while promoting uniform ripening. The warm fall temperatures accelerated ripening, while the Columbia Valley's signature cool autumn evenings preserved the grapes’ natural acidity.

Henry Pelham Riesling VQA is a pale straw-colored wine with aromatic notes of grapefruit and juniper, mineral, and floral elements, according to LCBO and Willow Park Wines & Spirits. On the palate, it offers a medium-plus body with a light spritz and dry finish, balanced by moderate acidity and citrus fruit flavors. Some vintages may include notes of lime zest, ripe apple, and pear, with a silky texture and refreshing finish.