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Taste Our German Steel was created in 2000.
taste schmecken: to taste
Whites- Riesling based, Eiswein "Germany", IceWine " United States", Framboise " raspberry" Muscat, Sautern aka "Noble Rot" == == == == == == Seek a Riesling, a sweet dessert wine.
I was able to purchase Dr. Willkomm's Riesling at Sam's Club in Fresno, CA about 6 months ago and haven't been able to find more. That's why I posted the question also. I have found other riesling at Sam's but it is not the same taste by far. I have the bottle in my hand and there is a website of www.BlueRiverRiesling.com for a contact. It's imported by Blue River Imports of Princeton, MN.
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A German habit for a different taste.
koston is not a German word. Kosten sie could mean taste them or taste this! in English. The exact meaning would depend on whether sie is capitalized or not, and the rest of the sentence.=============================================================Assuming that the correct spelling is kosten, then there can only be one meaning in German. Kosten Sie would be said by a German as a formal invitation to taste something, it simply means (have a) taste! e.g.Schmeckt das (gut)? - Ja, kosten Sie - Does that taste nice? - Yes, have a tasteTaste them in German would be:koste sie (informal)kosten Sie sie (formal)Taste this! in German would be:koste dies (informal)kosten Sie dies (formal)
german food is unique by the food having a spicy taste in the bratwurst
Ein Geschmack von Deutschland
It should not taste bitter, it should burn your mouth first
kräftiger pilzgeschmack = stong mushroom taste
All wine goes bad- eventually. Many factors go into whether it'll last for decades or more. In this case, it will probably taste ok because of the initial high-sugar level associated with Spatlese wines. It will medium-tawny colored and probably not very sweet, but it will definitely be interesting to a wine enthusiast. Have a newer bottle ready in the style you prefer in case it's undrinkable to you.