The Wine Spectator lists Ravines Dry Riesling as one of this year’s 100 most interesting wines of the world! This follows recent accolades by Eric Asimov, New York Times wine editor calling Ravines “One of the best producers in the Finger Lakes,” and recommended Ravines Dry Riesling as his top pick for Thanksgiving saying, “among some excellent whites, it was our favorite wine with food.”
“Ravines Dry Riesling is like no other, it is my own personal expression of Finger Lakes Riesling. Each vintage is different in its own way, but the style does not change: delicate aromas of floral, citrus and fruit, vibrant acidity and a mineral-tinged finish. I stir the lees to create a richer mouthfeel and ferment out the sugar which brings focus to the flavors and aromas.”
-Winemaker, Morten Hallgren
Due to high demand, we are now sold out of our 2009 Dry Riesling. The 2010 vintage is now available, exhibiting many the same qualities and nuances of flavor.


Trying the flavor of these chocolate wines was a surprise. They were actually very good and typically the quality was good.
Well congrats to Ravinous food and wine enthusiast for producing such nice wines and getting in the 100 most interesting wines of the year. Chocolate Wines