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In the early days it was called the red drinker's white because it had a complexity rarely found in other whites - which wouldn't be hard when you're talking moselle and faux-riesling - as well as a powerful dose of alcohol.
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This drove me crazy, because I knew there was more to white wine than just moselle and riesling: there was hock.
Archive 2006-10-01 2006
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In the early days it was called the red drinker's white because it had a complexity rarely found in other whites - which wouldn't be hard when you're talking moselle and faux-riesling - as well as a powerful dose of alcohol.
Archive 2006-10-01 2006
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In fact, there was a number of other varieties and nearly all of them were better than moselle and riesling - which usually wasn't riesling but something else - but moselle and riesling dominated the market.
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This drove me crazy, because I knew there was more to white wine than just moselle and riesling: there was hock.
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In fact, there was a number of other varieties and nearly all of them were better than moselle and riesling - which usually wasn't riesling but something else - but moselle and riesling dominated the market.
Archive 2006-10-01 2006
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“Wade, wade through the water,” and as he was the first, began to set out and went into the moselle.
Household Tales 2003
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She unpacked the salad rolls as Reith produced ice-cold moselle and poured.
Bush Doctor's Bride Lennox, Marion 1996
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He settled them outside, filled their glasses with ice - cold moselle and bustled off to see to their order.
Bush Doctor's Bride Lennox, Marion 1996
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Wexford asked Mr Haq for a bottle of wine, good moselle or a riesling, none of your living waters from Lake Victoria.
Put On By Cunning Rendell, Ruth, 1930- 1981
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