At a glance

Flavor profile
  • Green apple
  • Pear
  • Peach
  • Citrus
  • Mineral
Structure
  • Off-dry
  • Bright acidity
  • No tannin
  • Light body
  • Medium finish
  • Crisp
  • Still

Tasting notes

  1. Nose

    Green apple, pear, peach, and citrus — fresh orchard fruit with a bright citrus lift, clean rather than floral-heavy.

  2. Palate

    Lively acidity carries green apple and peach on a light frame; pear softens the mid-palate. Slight sweetness balances the acid without tipping into candy — fruit and freshness lead, not residual sugar.

  3. Finish

    Mineral, fresh, and clean — fruit clears quickly, leaving a short mineral lift without sticky hang or sweetness.

The wine

Acid first. The glass is lively before it is sweet — green apple and citrus over a lean frame, with just enough residual sugar to round the edges. That is the Riesling bargain after vacuum removal: freshness first, orchard fruit before weight.

Pear and peach soften the mid-palate without turning the wine soft or sticky. Slight sweetness is honest against the acid; it does not tip into soda. There is no petrol or long mineral spine — the fruit and acid do the work, and the balance holds. What remains is mineral and clean — fruit clears, the mineral lift stays briefly, then done. The close is short by design, not by fault.

It will not give you dry Mosel austerity or a long petrol close. Eighty-two sits on balance: orchard fruit that still reads as Riesling, acid that keeps it taut, and a clean mineral finish. Serve it well chilled in a white-wine glass; a few minutes open helps the peach show. Warm, the peach fattens and the sweetness shows; cold keeps the green apple bright. For fish, asparagus, or a warm afternoon white, that fresh clean line is enough.

How to drink it

Well chilled, white-wine glass; a few minutes open helps.

How it was made

Classification Dealcoholized

Evidence status Producer documented

German quality-wine Riesling base; stainless maturation after removal (producer shop). Editorial bottle still confirms less than 0.5% alc. vol. on the US-facing label; DE shop lists 0.0% Vol. — see discrepancies.

Method: Vacuum distillation at about 30 °C after traditional winemaking; refined with rectified grape must concentrate (GOODVINES manufacturing page)

Sources disagree on the following points.

  • Abv: Public record uses <0.5% until a single label/tech sheet is confirmed for the US SKU.

Product record history

Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.

  1. Reviewed and published.
  2. Production_type — Sourced check for production_type.
  3. Dealcoholization_method — Sourced check for dealcoholization_method.
  4. Abv — Sourced check for abv.
  5. Open Abv — Public record uses <0.5% until a single label/tech sheet is confirmed for the US SKU.
Sources 10 facts · 4 sources

Product facts are only as strong as their sources. Editorial tasting notes are opinion.

  • Producer documented Producer
    Verified facts
    • Classification
    • Method
  • Producer documented Producer

    DE shop 0.0%; US still shows <0.5% on label — see discrepancies.

    Verified facts
    • ABV
  • Retailer sourced Retail listing
    Verified facts
    • Producer
    • Country
    • Sugar
    • Calories
    • Volume
  • Producer documented Producer
    Verified facts
    • Price
    • Availability

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