Riesling

"Karl \(JIM\) Reich" wrote in news:EOdNb.8031 $ snipped-for-privacy@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net:

Leonard Kreusch?

Where are you located, Karl\Jim\?

I can tell you that soe available in Pennsylvania, at the LCB stores...

d:D

Possibly Piesmport, Germany?

M.

Possibly Piesport, Germany?

M.

Hmm - new to me, this one. Even pretty hard to find German information - but they seem to be a marketing company catering to the U.S, buying and bottling under their own labels at times. Anders

Aw, come on, Michael - you do know that you'd not find that in Piesport, don't you? And if it happened to be available there, at the Penny Markt for instance, you'd not buy it... :-) Anders

If the poster gives us no clue where on this planet his based, his query is as useless as my answer.

That's another story ... ;-)

M.

Leonard Kreusch is a medium quality negociant, and the wines are typically pleasant, if uninspiring, and represent reasonable values. kreuschwines.com shows its US sales email and its worldwide one at snipped-for-privacy@kreuschwines.com and snipped-for-privacy@kreuschwines.com respectively. Request a list of distributors in your geographical area, and then call the distributors. It is probable that the main office has very little idea of which stores in your area actually carry the wine, and the distributor which sells direct to the stores no doubt has a database of items cross-referenced to stores.

Craig Winchell GAN EDEN Wines

Germany label L.Kruesch.

etc.

Actually, this is probably as common as water. We even have it in Wyoming, but I have not have the misfortune of trying it. Better to mail order Prum if you live at the edge of the earth.

Tom Schellberg