Vol. 16
Brooks Riesling 2004

A sip of Oregon's calming breeze
Embrace the aromas, and let the mind unwind with every sip.
- Country
- United States
- Region
- オレゴン
- Grapes
- No information
- Vintage
- 2004
- Producer
- Unknown
- Appearance scene
- The wine Issei drank during wine psychotherapy had chamomile, linden, and jasmine aromas, offering a relaxing effect.
総合 57 / 100
Tasting notes
Brooks Riesling from Oregon, USA, 2004 vintage, is quite a gem. While Oregon's Pinot Noir might steal the spotlight, this Riesling shouldn't be overlooked. The 2004 vintage captures the essence of Oregon's climate, bringing out a lively acidity and a rich fruit profile.
You'll find it in Volume 16 of 'Drops of God,' where Issei enjoys it during a wine therapy session. It's described with aromas of chamomile, linden, and jasmine, making it a perfect companion for relaxation. The scene shows how the wine's aroma eases stress, enveloping Issei in a sense of calm.
Pour it in your glass, and you'll see a lovely golden hue. The first whiff brings a delicate blend of chamomile and jasmine, inviting your senses. On the palate, there's a bright, lively acidity with a gentle sweetness that feels just right. The floral notes dance with the fruitiness, offering layers of discovery with each sip.
The finish is lingering, leaving a trace of its elegant aromas well after the last drop. With minimal tannins, it's light and refreshing, perfect for unwinding. You should definitely try this special bottle that captures the essence of Oregon.