The sour aftertaste might be the remaining fruit sugar and some alcohol turning into vinegar. I've not had Messina's Riesling so I can't say if that's what is happening or if it's just the normal character for this wine so take that theory with a jigger of bourbon (which I know you don't currently have, sadly).
The sour aftertaste might be the remaining fruit sugar and some alcohol turning into vinegar. I've not had Messina's Riesling so I can't say if that's what is happening or if it's just the normal character for this wine so take that theory with a jigger of bourbon (which I know you don't currently have, sadly).
My next glass Im using ice, haha. Im sure thats wrong.
My next glass Im using ice, haha. Im sure thats wrong.
Someone will probably get annoyed that you're doing it, but fuck 'em. It keeps it cold and makes it go further.
Someone will probably get annoyed that you're doing it, but fuck 'em. It keeps it cold and makes it go further.
I won't complain. It's a sweet wine so it might as well be a fruity cocktail as far as I'm concerned. Drink it in a red Dixie cup if you have one for added 'no fucks given' to the wine snobs.
I won't complain. It's a sweet wine so it might as well be a fruity cocktail as far as I'm concerned. Drink it in a red Dixie cup if you have one for added 'no fucks given' to the wine snobs.
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