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A German Reisling

Posted by Bill the K on March 21, 2012 at 10:32:45:
I got upgraded to the first class of a German Airline for a long trip of 10 hours. Dinner time I ordered white wine since i cannot have red wine due to Migraine problems (as instructed by my Doctor). I noticed it was a German Reisling but could not catch the name. It was so good I finished the bottle and asked for more. Since the stewardess was pouring and had a small cloth around the bottle I could not read the name. I thought it was infra dig in the first class to ask her. Had a dream of a trip.

I am a novice when it comes to wine so please somebody suggest the name of such a good wine. There is no hope of buying a wine where I am now stationed but in the near future I could buy this unforgettable wine. Thanks.

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Bill