Dry Riesling wines with the VDP classification will be labeled as “Qualitätswein” and “Trocken” (“dry”) and can also be labeled with the ripeness terms from the Pradikat system (e.g. Spätlese, Auslese, etc).

Trocken, German for dry, is a classification of German wine that indicates a wine that is dry rather than off-dry (halbtrocken), sweeter (lieblich) or sweet (süß). Trocken wines are not devoid of residual sugar, but have, at most, a few grams per liter, which can be …

"Trocken" in this phrase refers to the grapes being dried on the vine rather than the resulting wine being a dry style. Eiswein ( ice wine ) made from grapes that have been naturally frozen on the vine, making a very concentrated wine.

German wine law defines four basic styles to express the degree of dryness or sweetness of a still wine. However, Trocken and Halbtrocken are most prevalent today. Trocken (“Dry”) – All or nearly all of the natural sugar in the grape juice has been …

Trocken means “dry” in German and always indicates a dry wine without perceptible residual sweetness. It never contains more than 9 grams of residual sugar per liter, and often less. That’s right – not all German wines are sweet!

Trocken is a German wine term that means "dry." In order for a wine to be labelled as Trocken, it must meet specific criteria for residual sugar and acidity. The term was developed as a wine rating to distinguish different types and styles of wine produced from fully ripe wine grapes.

Er ist schon sehr früh trocken geworden. He stopped using diapers at a very early age. (Translation of trocken from the GLOBAL German–English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd)

Quality: German Trocken wines can range from everyday drinking wines to high-quality, premium selections. Some of the best Trocken wines come from renowned wine regions like the Mosel, Rheingau, and Pfalz, where producers focus on crafting exceptional dry Rieslings.

The 5 selections below are all exceptional examples of dry Riesling from Germany. Rock on with Trocken Riesling! 1. Dreissigacker Bechtheimer Riesling Trocken, Rheinhessen. Find near you: Wine-Searcher.com. Technical information. Winemaker Website . 2. Weingut Axel Pauly ‘Tres Naris’ Trocken Riesling, Mosel. Find near you: Wine-Searcher.com

Austria, once known for its Ausbruch, have adopted the German wine specifications, [9] so Trockenbeerenauslese have also been in common production since the 1960s. Most TBA wines from Austria come from Neusiedlersee and Burgenland (actually, Neusiedlersee–Hügelland, an official wine region name that is rarely used [10]), regions on both sides of lake Neusiedl. [11]