Riesling

Shop Australian Riesling—from Clare and Eden Valley classics to crisp Tasmanian styles. Expect lime, lemon and green-apple brightness with refreshing acidity; some bottles are off-dry for extra juiciness. We handpick for purity, value and ageing potential, with clear tasting notes. Fast Australia-wide delivery and easy checkout.

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  • Rieslingfreak No. 2

    SKU:2025 | Clare Valley | Riesling

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  • Hatch Wines Eden Valley Flaxmans Riesling

    SKU:2023 | Eden Valley | Riesling

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  • Téssera Wines Straw Boss Riesling

    SKU:2023 | Adelaide Hills | Riesling

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  • Torzi Matthews Frost Dodger Eden Valley Riesling

    SKU:2023 | Eden Valley | Riesling

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Riesling FAQs

Is Riesling dry or sweet?

Most Australian Riesling is dry and zesty, especially from Clare and Eden Valley. Off-dry examples exist (a touch of sweetness for extra juiciness); look for cues like “off-dry” on the label or tasting note if you prefer a softer style.

Which Australian regions are best for Riesling?

Clare Valley (lime, slatey drive), Eden Valley (floral citrus and finesse), Great Southern (mineral, saline edges) and Tasmania (crisp, high-acid citrus). Producer style and vintage matter too—check our tasting notes for guidance.

What food and serving temperature suit Riesling?

Serve well-chilled (6–8 °C). Brilliant with oysters, prawns, sushi, fresh salads and herb-driven dishes. Off-dry styles love spicy Thai/Vietnamese food, while dry styles cut through pork schnitzel and roast chicken beautifully.