Riesling: You must know what to master when you start to touch wine.

Step 2 taste

3. Aroma

4. Acidity

1. The only thing that won't change is Riesling's signature fragrance-all excellent Riesling has a strong floral fragrance.

2. Tasting Riesling is rich and pleasant, but the taste is often unexpected. You will find that its taste is difficult to describe clearly, not as strong as you think. Generally speaking, you might as well say it has a strange metallic smell or a hard flint smell.

3. Sweetness or dryness The sweetness of Riesling can vary between unsweetened and semi-sweet. Liebfraumilch, a traditional German white wine, is a semi-sweet wine with strong taste, which has brought Riesling a bad reputation. However, there are many fresh and delicious new varieties of Riesling today. When buying this wine, just remember to read the label clearly. If you are really not sure, you can also consult the clerk in the restaurant.

4. The grapes used to brew Riesling are produced in cold climate, and the acidity caused by the growing environment makes Riesling a very appetizing wine, which is very suitable for cold dishes such as salads, pickled fish with lime juice and so on.