EM for Dry Riesling

Germany dominates this tasting - and for good reason. With 23,600 hectares of Riesling, Germany is by far the world's largest producer, compared to France's 4,000 ha and Austria's 2,000. This means seven of the evening's eleven wines come from German soil.

The wines are tasted blind in four heats using "Riesling" Veritas Riedel glasses, and at the end all participants score the wines and crown the evening's best wine.

The participating wines are (subject to change):

2023 Klaus Smaragd, Weingut Prager, Wachau, Austria (99 points James Suckling) - 659.95 kr.
2021 Jesuitengarten, Margarethenhof, Pfalz, Germany (95 points René Langdah) - 499 kr.
2017 Wehlener Sonnenuhr GG "Im Laychen", Dr. Loosen, Mosel, Germany - 795 kr.
2014 Schloss Johannisberg GG, Silberlack, Rheingau, Germany - 995 kr.
2020 Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg Ste Catherine, Domaine Weinbach, Alsace, France (99 points James Suckling) - 850 kr.
2024 Singerriedel Smaragd, Hirzberger, Wachau, Austria (100 points Falstaff) - 930 kr.
2023 Pettenthel GG, Kühling-Guillot, Rheinhessen, Germany (98 points James Suckling) - 649.95 kr.
2019 Brand, Zind-Humbrecht, Alsace, France (98 points James Suckling) - 800 kr.
2023 Heiligenstein-Rotfels, Hirsch, Kamptal, Austria (100 points James Suckling) - 799.95 kr.
2019 Berg Roseneck, Georg Breuer, Rheingau, Germany (95 points Vinous) - 549.95 kr.
2024 Fachkaul GG, Weingut Franzen, Mosel, Germany

The tasting takes place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, 19:00-23:00 at Mr Ruby. Price: 849 kr. per participant.