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Sg Picovino 2006 E:Sommelierguide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 1 sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 1 EAN UPC 9006206812332 WWW.RIEDEL.COM 632868334517 sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 2 E sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 3 SOMMELIERSGUIDE PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: A 9 Ajaccio 4400/15 10 Blush 4400/4 9 Chianti 4400/15 7 Fronsac 4400/00 21 Kräuterbrände 4200/5 11 Albariño 4400/0 7 Bordeaux (red) 4400/00 17 Cognac V.S.O.P. 4400/71 13 Fumé Blanc 4400/33 L 7 Lagrein 4400/0 13 Aligoté 4400/5 7 Bordeaux (mature) 4400/0 17 Cognac XO 4400/70 13 Fumé Blanc 4400/5 9 Lambrusco 4400/15 12 Alsace Grand Cru 4400/15 13 Bordeaux (white) 4400/33 16 Colheitas 4400/61 13 Furmint (dry) 4400/5 16 LBV (Late bottled vintage) 4400/61 8 Amarone 4400/30 11 Bourgogne Aligoté 4400/0 8 Cornas 4400/30 G 9 Gamay 4400/16 7 Listrac 4400/00 20 Anis 4200/1 17 Brandy 4400/71 20 Corn 4200/1 13 Gewürztraminer 4400/33 13 Loire (white) 4400/33 20 Apple 4200/4 7 Brunello di Montalcino 4400/00 11 Cortese 4400/0 13 Gewürztraminer 4400/5 10 Loupiac 4400/55 20 Aquavit 4200/1 9 Burgundy (red) 4400/16 13 Cortese 4400/5 20 Gin 4200/1 M 16 Madeira 4400/61 17 Armagnac (young) 4400/71 11 Burgundy (white) 4400/7 11 Corton-Charlemagne 4400/7 8 Gran Reserva 4400/31 7 Madiran 4400/0 17 Armagnac (mature) 4400/70 11 Burgundy (white) 4400/0 11 Corton-Charlemagne 4400/0 21 Grappa 4200/3 8 Malbec 4400/30 10 Ausbruch 4400/55 C 7 Cabernet Franc 4400/00 10 Côtes de Provence 4400/4 7 Graves rouge 4400/00 18 Malt Whisky 4400/80 10 Auslese 4400/55 7 Cabernet Sauvignon 4400/00 8 Côte Rôtie 4400/30 13 Graves blanc 4400/33 16 Malvasia 4400/61 B 16 Banyuls 4400/61 7 Cahors 4400/0 10 Côtes du Rhône rosé 4400/4 8 Grenache 4400/30 19 Maraschino 4200/6 9 Barbaresco 4 400/16 17 Calvados 4400/71 9 Côtes du Roussillon 4400/15 9 Grignolino 4400/15 21 Marc 4200/3 8 Barbera 4400/30 9 Carignan 4400/15 9 Côtes du Ventoux 4400/15 12 Grüner Veltliner 4400/1 7 Margaux 4400/00 9 Bardolino 4400/15 14 Cava 4400/8 13 Coulée de Serrant 4400/33 13 Gutedel 4400/5 19 Marillenbrand 4200/6 10 Barsac 4400/55 11 Chablis 4400/0 8 Crozes Hermitage 4400/30 H 8 Hermitage (red) 4400/30 10 Marsannay rosé 4400/4 9 Barolo 4400/16 14 Champagne 4400/8 14 Cuvée Prestige 4400/28 11 Hermitage (blanc) 4400/0 11 Marsanne 4400/0 9 Beaujolais Cru 4400/16 14 Champagne 4400/28 D 21 Digestifs 4200/5 I 10 Icewine 4400/55 22 Martini Cocktail 4400/17 9 Beaujolais Nouveau 4400/15 14 Champagne Cocktail 4400/88 9 Dolcetto 4400/15 J 16 Jerez 4400/18 7 Médoc 4400/00 10 Beerenauslese 4400/55 11 Chardonnay 4400/0 7 Domina 4400/00 20 Juniper 4200/1 13 Melon de Bourgogne 4400/5 19 Beerenobst (soft fruit) 4200/2 11 Chardonnay 4400/7 9 Dornfelder 4400/16 10 Jurançon moelleux 4400/55 (Muscadet) 20 Birnenbrand 4200/4 13 Chasselas 4400/33 E 9 Echézeaux 4400/16 12 Jurançon sec 4400/15 7 Merlot 4400/00 21 Bitters 4200/5 8 Châteauneuf-du-Pape 4400/30 10 Eiswein 4400/55 K 13 Kerner 4400/5 11 Meursault 4400/0 9 Blauburgunder 4400/16 13 Chenin Blanc 4400/5 F 13 Fendant 4400/5 20 Kernobst 4200/4 17 Meursault 4400/7 8 Blaufränkisch 4400/30 11 Chenin Blanc 4400/0 21 Fernet 4200/5 14 Kir 4400/88 10 Monbazillac 4400/55 9 Blauer Portugieser 4400/15 13 Chenin Blanc 4400/33 9 Freisa 4400/15 19 Kirsch 4200/6 11 Montagny 4400/0 1 sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 4 SOMMELIERSGUIDE PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: PAGE WINE • GRAPE VARIETIES ART.-NR.: 9 Montepulciano 4400/15 9 Pommard 4400/16 S 7 St. Emilion 4400/00 12 Spätlese 4400/15 16 Vinsanto 4400/61 11 Montrachet 4400/7 11 Pouilly-Fuissé 4400/7 7 St. Estèphe 4400/00 13 Spätrot-Rotgipfler 4400/33 15 Vintage Port 4400/60 11 Morillon 4400/0 13 Pouilly Fumé 4400/33 8 St. Joseph 4400/30 19 Steinobst 4200/6 14 Vintage champagne 4400/28 9 Moulin à vent 4400/16 9 Primitivo 4400/15 11 St. Joseph (white) 4400/0 12 Sylvaner 4400/1 24 Vintage sekt 4400/28 7 Moulis 4400/00 8 Priorato 4400/30 7 St. Julien 4400/00 8 Syrah 4400/30 11 Viognier 4400/0 8 Mourvèdre 4400/30 14 Prosecco 4400/8 13 Sancerre 4400/33 T 8 Tannat 4400/30 20 Vodka 4200/1 13 Muscadet 4400/5 14 Prosecco 4400/88 13 Sancerre 4400/5 8 Tannat 4400/31 9 Volnay 4400/16 13 Müller-Thurgau 4400/5 Q 10 Quarts de Chaume 4400/55 9 Sangiovese 4400/15 16 Tawny Port 4400/61 9 Vosne-Romanée 4400/16 9 Musigny 4400/16 R 19 Raspberry Brandy 4200/2 7 Sangiovese 4400/00 8 Tempranillo 4400/31 9 Vougeot 4400/16 13 Muskateller 4400/5 13 Recioto di Soave 4400/5 7 Sangiovese Grosso 4400/00 12 Teroldego 4400/15 12 Vouvray 4400/15 22 Muskat-Ottonel 4400/5 10 Recioto di Soave 4400/55 9 Santenay 4400/16 18 Tequila 4400/18 17 V.S.O.P. Cognac 4400/71 N 9 Nebbiolo 4400/16 8 Ribera del Duero 4400/31 10 Sauternes 4400/55 18 Tequila Reposado 4400/18 W 22 Water 4400/20 13 Neuburger 4400/5 13 Ribolla Gialla 4400/5 13 Sauvignon Blanc 4400/33 8 Tinto Reserva 4400/31 22 Water 4400/23 9 Nuits Saint Georges 4400/16 12 Riesling (Kabinett) 4400/1 13 Sauvignon Blanc 4400/5 10 Tokay 4400/55 22 Water 9400/20 O 20 Obstler 4200/4 12 Riesling (Spätlese) 4400/15 13 Sauvignon-Sémillon 4400/33 13 Trebbiano 4400/5 10 Weißherbst 4400/4 12 Orvieto Classico 4400/1 8 Rioja 4400/31 12 Scheurebe 4400/1 21 Tresternbrände 4200/3 12 Welschriesling 4400/1 P 13 Palomino (except Sherry) 4400/5 16 Rivesaltes 4400/61 10 Schilcher 4400/4 10 Trockenbeerenauslese 4400/55 17 Weinbrand 4400/71 16 Palomino (Sherry) 4400/18 9 Romanée Saint Vivant 4400/16 14 Sekt 4400/88 9 Trollinger 4400/15 18 Whisky/ Whiskey 4400/80 9 Patrimonio 4400/15 14 Rosé Champagne 4400/28 13 Sémillon 4400/33 U 22 Underberg/Bitters 400/27 20 Williams 4200/4 7 Pauillac 4400/00 10 Rosé 4400/4 12 Sémillon 4400/15 21 Underberg/Bitters 4200/5 X 17 XO Cognac 4400/70 8 Petite Sirah 4400/30 13 Rotgipfler 4400/33 16 Sherry 4400/18 V 12 Vernaccia 4400/1 Z 13 Zierfandler 4400/33 10 Picolit 4400/55 13 Rotgipfler 4400/5 8 Shiraz 4400/30 11 Vernatsch 4400/0 9 Zinfandel 4400/15 11 Pinot (blanc, grigio, gris) 4400/0 12 Roter Veltliner 4400/1 18 Single Malt Whisky 4400/80 22 Vermouth 4400/6 7 Zweigelt 4400/0 12 Pinot (blanc, grigio, gris) 4400/1 11 Ruländer 4400/0 19 Slivovitz 4200/6 16 Vermouth 4400/18 19 Zwetschkenwasser 4200/6 13 Pinot (blanc, grigio, gris) 4400/5 12 Ruländer 4400/1 12 Smaragd 4400/15 9 Vin de Corse 4400/15 9 Pinot Noir 4400/16 13 Ruländer 4400/5 13 Soave 4400/5 13 Vin de Savoie (white) 4400/5 This list may not cover every variety of drink. 7 Pomerol 4400/00 17 Rum 4400/71 14 Sparkling Wine 4400/88 10 Vin liquoreux 4400/55 2 sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 5 RED WINES: CONCENTRATED, INTENSE, HIGH IN TANNINS AND MEDIUM ACIDITY RED WINES: MEDIUM BODIED WITH HIGH ACIDITY AND MEDIUM TO LOW TANNIN ROSÉ SWEET WINE 4400/4 ROSÉ 4400/55 SAUTERNES 4400/30 HERMITAGE 4400/31 TINTO RESERVA TINTO 4400/31 4400/0 MATURE BORDEAUX BORDEAUX 4400/0 MATURE 4400/00 BORDEAUX GRAND CRU GRAND 4400/00 BORDEAUX 4400/16 BURGUNDY GRAND CRU GRAND BURGUNDY 4400/16 4400/15 ZINFANDEL/CHIANTI CLASSICO ZINFANDEL/CHIANTI 4400/15 page 7 page 7 page 8 page 83 page 9 page 9 page 10 page 10 sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 6 O DRY WHITE WINES: EXCEEDING 14 ALCOHOL OR OAK-AGED, DRY AROMATIC WHITE WINES: BELOW 14O ALCOHOL, MEDIUM TO LIGHT BODY WITH HIGH ACIDITIY FULL BODIED, CONCENTRATED WITH MEDIUM TO LOW ACIDITIY SPARKLING WINES 4400/33 LOIRE 4400/5 ALSACE 4400/1 RHEINGAU 4400/8 CHAMPAGNE 4400/88 SPARKLING WINE 4400/88 SPARKLING 4400/15 RIESLING GRAND CRU GRAND RIESLING 4400/15 4400/28 VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE 4400/28 VINTAGE 4400/0 CHABLIS (CHARDONNAY) 4400/0 CHABLIS 4400/7 MONTRACHET (CHARDONNAY) 4400/7 MONTRACHET page 11 page 11 page 12 page 124 page 13 page 13 page 14 page 14 page 14 sg_picovino_2006_E:SommelierGuide 03 E NEU OK 27.06.2008 14:02 Uhr Seite 7 page 15 page 16 page 16 4400/60 VINTAGE PORT FORTIFIED WINES 4400/61 TAWNY PORT 4400/18 SHERRY page 17 page 17 page 18 page 18 4400/70 COGNAC XO CASK AGED BRANDIES AGED CASK 4400/71 COGNAC V.S.O.P.
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