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2018 · Riesling

Eroica

White · Columbia Valley, United States

Aromatic

Off-dry · Crisp mineral · Juicy · Light-bodied

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2018 · 750 ml

US$18.971 shop

North County Wine CompanyUS$18.97

Technical details

Vinification & maturation

10 months in stainless steel

Grapes

Riesling

Producer

Eroica

United States

Eroica is a Washington wine label created as a joint venture between Ernst Loosen of Germany’s Dr. Loosen estate, a Riesling specialist, and Chateau Ste. Michelle. The collaboration combines Loosen’s German Riesling expertise with the American winery’s resources and market reach. Winemaking is shared by Ernst Loosen and Katie Nelson, Chateau Ste. Michelle’s Vice President of Winemaking. The available information does not specify vineyard acreage, production volume, sustainability certifications, or farming practices.