This is the second Nunc Est Bibendum wine that I've sampled. I still don't
know anything about the brand, except that the wine is bottled at the
Besigheimer Felsengarten. It definitely doesn't taste like their other wines. It has the typical
crisp taste of other Riesling wines, but it's not a subtle wine. It has a very
brash taste, but by that I don't mean it's a bad wine. I'd call this a wine to
be drunk by people who don't usually drink wine. It has a simple taste that's
easy to enjoy, not sweet but not too dry. You don't have to think about it,
just knock back a glass and enjoy it. Or two glasses. Or more.
I can imagine Lestat and Nicolas drinking this wine while discussing ethics
and philosophy in their castle. They would have been concentrating on their
talk, not the wine itself, but it would have had the desired effect as they
reached their golden moment.
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