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Ryan Reichert
I am a wine writer and consultant based in Portland, Oregon. Since arriving in the Pacific Northwest I have come to appreciate the growing wine regions in this part of the world. I look forward to sharing my passion for Oregon and Pacific Northwest white wines in particular with you. Read more on the About Page.
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Tag Archives: Silvaner
Müller-Thurgau: Nothing if Not Reliable
I’ve recently been fixated with seeking out local producers who make Müller-Thurgau. Some have told me that the wines made from this cross (genetically speaking, not in a crotchety way) is “too insipid” to drink, and best avoided. I’m of the opinion though that most wine will find some kind of market—look at the success of White Zinfandel in California. Continue reading
Posted in Oregon
Tagged 2008, 2009, Anne Amie, Germany, grape crosses, Henry Estate, Hermann Müller, Kramer, Liebfraumilch, Madeleine, Müller-Thurgau, Montinore Estate, Riesling, Silvaner, sparkling wine, sweet wine, Umpqua Valley, white wine, Willamette Valley, Yamhill-Carlton District
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