Pacific Oasis Riesling Wine

Appearance: In the glass, Pacific Oasis Riesling presents itself with a pale straw hue, reminiscent of sunlight filtering through a Pacific Northwest orchard. Its clarity reflects the pristine craftsmanship that goes into every bottle. Aroma: Elevate your senses with the vibrant bouquet of Pacific Oasis Riesling. Aromas of green apple and ripe pear dance delicately, accompanied by subtle floral notes of citrus blossoms. The fragrance is a prelude to the refreshing experience that awaits. Palate: The first sip reveals a lively and crisp palate, where the zesty acidity takes center stage. Green apple and juicy pear notes unfold, creating a symphony of orchard freshness. The wine's mouthfeel is invigorating, with a perfect balance of sweetness that accentuates the fruit flavors without overpowering the senses. Flavor Profile: Pacific Oasis Riesling captivates with its well-defined flavor profile. Crisp citrus notes mingle seamlessly with the orchard fruits, offering a delightful combination of tartness and sweetness. The wine's elegance shines through, showcasing the precise craftsmanship that captures the essence of the Pacific Northwest's terroir. Food Pairing Harmony: The wine's versatility becomes apparent when paired with a variety of dishes. Whether enjoyed with a citrus-infused seafood ceviche or a spicy Thai curry, Pacific Oasis Riesling's acidity complements and enhances the flavors, creating a harmonious dining experience. Refreshing Finish: The journey concludes with a refreshing and lingering finish. The clean, mineral-driven aftertaste is a testament to the wine's purity and the influence of the region's terroir. Pacific Oasis Riesling leaves the palate refreshed and yearning for another sip.

Riesling's homeland of Germany checks all the boxes of an ideal Riesling region. As such, Riesling is grown in all 13 of the country's wine regions, and it's the world's largest producer of Riesling. Among the most northerly winegrowing areas in the world, Germany is considered a “cool climate” region.
The history of Riesling wine dates back to the Rhine wine region in Germany. The first reference of Riesling was recorded here in 1435. Since the first Riesling was planted, riesling has been a staple for German nobles.
Fruit flavors: Riesling wines have a wide range of fruity flavors, including nectarine, apricot, peach, pineapple, apple, pear, lemon, and lime. Other aromas: Along with fruity notes, riesling has other flowery or earthy flavors like jasmine, citrus blossom, ginger, honey, honeycomb, beeswax, and rubber.
Germany has more than 57,000 vineyard acres of Riesling. It grows in every one of Germany's 13 major wine regions, called Anbaugebiete. The most famous Anbaugebiete for high-quality German Riesling are Mosel, Rheingau, Nahe, Pfalz, and Rheinhessen.

Size: 750 mL

Proof: 10.5%
*Please note that the ABV may vary