Langmeil Eden Valley Dry Riesling
A white wine from Eden Valley, Australia. Light, high acidity. Made only from Riesling.
What does this rating mean?
It's the average from people who drank it and rated it, from 1 to 5. Almost every wine lands between 3 and 4.5 (the overall average is 3.9), so the number alone is misleading: we also say where it stands compared with the others. It isn't a critic's score, and nobody paid for it.
Where it comes from: rated by 58 people on X-Wines; sheet translated by the house, not yet checked one by one.
The wine, no fuss
- Type
- White
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- Eden Valley
- Grape
- Riesling
- Body
- light
- Acidity
- high
- Alcohol
- 12%
Quick answers
Is Langmeil Eden Valley Dry Riesling any good?
Drinkers rated it 3.7 out of 5, in 58 reviews: a little below average, on a scale where the overall average is 3.9. Still few reviews, so the rating may change. Not a critic's score, and nobody paid for it.
How much does Langmeil Eden Valley Dry Riesling cost?
The house only publishes a price after checking it in a big Brazilian store, and this label from the world collection has not been checked yet. Finds with the price checked on the day are in the Garimpo.
Your turn
Goes well with
Pork, seafood, poultry, starters, bar snacks and cold cuts.
A suggestion, not a rule: if you liked it another way, you're right.
To understand this wine
Similar wines
Same type and at least one grape in common.
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- Yellow Label Hanlin Hill Riesling★ 3.9
- Springvale Riesling★ 3.9
- Killerman's Run Riesling★ 3.8
From the same winery
- The Freedom 1843 Shiraz★ 4.6
- Orphan Bank Shiraz★ 4.4
- Valley Floor Shiraz★ 4.1
- Blacksmith Cabernet Sauvignon★ 4.1
- Hangin' Snakes Shiraz-Viognier★ 3.9
- Three Gardens Shiraz-Mourvèdre-Grenache★ 3.8
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Technical details from X-Wines, an open scientific dataset (de Azambuja, R. X. et al., 2023), translated by the house: this label came in with the world collection and hasn't been checked one by one yet. Spotted a mistake? The “Flag it to the house” button is right below the technical details. The price range only shows up once the house checks it at a big store in Brazil; this one hasn't been checked yet. Finds with the price checked on the date are in The Garimpo.
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