so is it wrong?

[steveno]

so is it wrong to drink a Mosel Riesling wine out of a Jack Daniels glass? the only other glasses that I have are 1/2 and 1 liter bier steins.

I haven't had a glass of wine in quite a few years and it tasted pretty good

 

[Absalom]

I think this is what they call a “First World problem” ...

 

[UncleEd]

If you had to ask, you know you
are already doomed.

Historical note: Many a man has
taken his wine straight from the
bottle.

But he also was doomed.

 

[tops]

It's OK to drink straight from the bottle and always buy wine with a screw on cap. If a company cuts corners and don't thread the bottle for a screw on cap they probably cut corners when making the wine. Larry

 

[Texas Star]

I have specific glasses for Mosel and Rhine Riesling, and they're shaped to transmit the bouquet well. And to reflect the culture. These have thick green stems, grooved.

You can possibly find correct glasses? If not, just buy conventional wine glasses, as you'd use for other white wines.

Which Mosel did you drink? Those bottled along the Mittel-Mosel by the Prum & Erben families tend to be the best.

If you drank Bernkasteler Doctor from the wrong glass, you have indeed committed an offense...of some sort! Ditto for really fine Wehlener-Sonnenuhr, etc.

I like these best in Late Harvest (Spatlese) grade. Auslese and sweeter grades are not for drinking with food. Just by themselves or maybe with fruit.

 

[soFlaNative]

One Size Fits All...

 

[steveno]

the winery was from Bernkastel and the bottle is in the trash. it did have a screw on cap which is probably a good thing since the only cork screw I have is on a SAK and I would probably screw it up. I will have to get another bottle.

I think that everybody gets a little hung up on the Rhine river wines which are very good. the wines from along the Mosel are very good as well. if you ever get there Bernkastel and Cochem are very good places to visit.

for the serious wine drinker another place to go is the wine festival at Bad Durkheim

 

[Texas Star]

Did you know that Gen. Eisenhower was presented with a couple of cases of Bernkasteler Doctor following WW II? Thos. Jefferson liked wines from there and from Brauneberg.

 

[steveno]

generals always seem to get the good stuff

 

[Salty RI]

Drink it out of the bottle, in a brown paper bag. [emoji1]

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[bigwheelzip]

Prost!!

 

[Texas Star]

Prost!!

What's that ? Zeller Schwarze Katz?

 

[bigwheelzip]

What's that ? Zeller Schwarze Katz?

Yaa, das ist.
It welcomes you to Zell as you enter town along the Mosel river.

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[BigBoy99]

so is it wrong to drink a Mosel Riesling wine out of a Jack Daniels glass? the only other glasses that I have are 1/2 and 1 liter bier steins.

I haven't had a glass of wine in quite a few years and it tasted pretty good

I didn't know that "wine glass" police existed! Just don't let them in. If all else fails, paper cups work great.

 

[steveno]

I remember "black cat". maybe not the best but certainly drinkable

 

[dmn57]

What's wrong with a 1/2 L stein?? The wine glasses I prefer easily hold half a bottle. I can honestly say I rarely have more than two glasses a day.

 

[steveno]

at the wine fest at Bad Durkheim they don't worry about the type of glass. wine is served tall water glasses fill almost to the top.

Bad Durkheim is about halfway between "K" town and Mannheim

 

[Ranger514]

MD 20/20, Night Train, Annie Green Springs, and Boone's Farm don't require a glass for consumption.

 

[Rustyt1953]

My BAMA jelly jars haven't let me down yet.

 

[wetdog1911]

I'm a bit more into the "Tin cup chalice" school of thought, but the jelly jars work just as well.

Rob