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Ten German Rieslings for $20 or Less
Delicious whites that offer fresh flavors and plenty of structure at affordable prices
Posted: April 5, 2002
Germany's primary white wine grape is Riesling. It is made into a variety of wine styles based on sugar content, as determined by German wine law. Wines from the two driest categories, QbA and kabinett, are highlighted below.
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