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Blue Nun is no longer described as Liebfraumilch and probably doesn't qualify as such under German law. Oh yeah, and its really bad.
:[[Pinot Noir]] - a red wine commonly grown in Northern California and Oregon; also used in Champagne and red Burgundy.
:[[Pinot Noir]] - a red wine commonly grown in Northern California and Oregon; also used in Champagne and red Burgundy.
:[[Riesling]] - a white wine grape used to produce fine German wines, but also commonly used in plonk, such as Piesporter or Liebfraumilch (commonly sold in the United States under the trade name Blue Nun). It should be sweet without being cloying.
:[[Riesling]] - a white wine grape used to produce fine German wines, but also commonly used in plonk, such as Piesporter or Liebfraumilch. It should be sweet without being cloying.
:[[Sauvignon Blanc]] - a richly fragrant white wine. It is currently associated with [[New Zealand]], but it is produced around the world.
:[[Sauvignon Blanc]] - a richly fragrant white wine. It is currently associated with [[New Zealand]], but it is produced around the world.