Showing posts with label German wine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label German wine. Show all posts

Saturday, February 4, 2017

Zeller Schwartze Katz

We finally got the gang back together for a wine skyping session after a long hiatus.  For more information about how we got together check out our story/mission statement. 

We tried a Zeller Schwartze Katz Qualitätswein by Schmitt Söhne. Good German wine from the Zell vineyard in Longuich Germany with 9.5% alcohol. It says to be paired with light foods and served chilled. It's a steal at $8.99. Most of us had the 2014 vintage. 


Appearance: translucent amber, almost clear with quick legs
Nose: sweet, flowery, slightly citrus, honeysuckle 
Taste: fruity, Apple, pear, citrus, clean finish with no aftertaste 
Pairing: went well with various cheese and crackers, pretzels 

Ratings:
Sherry 3
Robin 3 
Erin 3
Sam 3
Melissa 3

We all really liked this wine but couldn't give it a 4 on the Brit scale since we didn't think it was a Superior culinary event (it was sooo light!). On a side note Melissa thinks that only red wines can be 4s. 🙄 See our post about the Brit scale for more information on our rating system. 

This is a great light wine that pretty much anyone would like.  Great to bring to a dinner with friends. Sherry called this a great patio wine.