Tasting Wines From Two of Germany’s Great Vineyards, With a Surprise Finish

Muller’s wines possess a kind of magic: Like tasting a silk rainbow, where there is a spectrum of textures, coursing across your palate with the pressure of a down feather.

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Both gave the impression of levitating, barely making contact with the tongue, and yet their finishes stay in place for ages. Via pexels.com

There are a lot of great wines out there, but unfortunately most of them are no longer secrets, making hunting down a bottle its own sort of adventure. Also, there is rarely enough production of top wines or wines to satisfy a growing global demand, and prices have skyrocketed, especially in the last three to five years.

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