Dr G Dry Riesling

For a bottle from those steep Mosel slopes, the price feels almost unfair to the winery — it drinks far above its label. The dryness is precise without being sharp, and the mineral finish keeps pulling me back for another glass. I've already ordered a second case.

Crisp and bone-dry, with that classic Mosel minerality—this Riesling punches way above its price point. The steep-slope sourcing really shines through in the wine's structure.

For a bottle that costs less than most takeout lunches, the steep Mosel slopes really do come through in the glass—there's a taut, flinty backbone that makes it feel far more serious than the price tag suggests. I’ve had pricier dry Rieslings that didn’t have this much grip or length.