How to tell a very good wine

2006 Weil, Riesling Estate Trocken:
A nice, deep, dry riesling with good varietal character, structure and length. Lovely with a dish of pasta with chicken, zucchini and cream sauce.

Diane and I had our lunch out on the porch (covered) in a rain storm. Toward the end of our lunch, it really started to come down. Next thing I know, we are racing around the yard naked, dogs trying to keep up, whooping and hollering (and barking) like youngsters. (Obviously, it’s a good thing we live on ten wooded acres.) Then, back up on the porch to the last of the wine, laughing hard and toweling off very excited (and soaked) dogs.

I haven’t any idea how all this got started but I’m buying more of this bottling the first chance I get.

Best, Jim

I haven’t any idea how all this got started but...
Best, Jim

I'm not sure I'm buying this part of the story.

[David M. Bueker]

Nice note.

TMI.

Wow! Gotta get me some of that wine....

Once again, Riesling proves that life is one great ride--bareback, of course!

I think I missed something. What did you say you were smoking ?

[Jenise]

And that was just lunch...wow!

Well, I like Weil. And I have a wife and dog. But while our little yard in fenced, on couple sides it's just split rail or low. Plus on one side neighbors 2nd floor can look in. I better stick to Leitz for my Rheingau wines.

[David M. Bueker]

Note to self: lose weight before drinking any more Weil.

Imagine you drink it at dinner and lots of it

I should have taken some down to the Stampede!!

2006 Weil, Riesling Estate Trocken:

Is this was they mean by working your "wiles" on someone?
Though I suppose in Germany they might think it "vile" behavior.
Charles