RQ#3 Is Here! Plus: Easter Update
March 25, 2024
Happy Easter!
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The third RQ2024 wine
Germany and Italy are home to some of the world’s most vibrant and iconic art styles. These old-world countries are coloured by a deep, rich history of architecture, signature art movements and famous landmarks which have influenced countless artists over the centuries. Introducing RQ24’s Arte, a classic collection of crafted wines that are sure to inspire the artist in you! Toast each masterfully rendered varietal – stylized by recognizable landmarks and signature artistic styles inspired by their country’s incredible art history. Tasting Notes: A crisp medium-bodied refined wine showing citrus, lemon and apple notes with a slight savoury character. Some floral/herbal notes. Oak: Unoaked| Body: Medium| Sweetness: Dry
#2: Italian Sangiovese Cabernet Tasting Notes: This medium to full bodied wine has plum, blackcurrant, spice, and a slight licorice note on the nose that carry through to the palate. Masterfully accompanied by firm tannins from the oak. Oak: Medium| Body: Medium| Sweetness: Dry Food Pairings: A delightful companion to wood-fired Pizzas, grilled red meats or hearty Pasta Bolognese.
#3: German Riesling - Here Now! This extraordinary German Riesling embodies the versatility and intricate character of Expressionism. Just as Expressionist artists sought to evoke emotions and provoke thought through their bold brushstrokes and vivid colors, RQ24’s Riesling is an enticing sensory experience with its lively acidity, vibrant fruit flavours, and fine floral aromas. As you savour this bright white, immerse yourself in the picturesque Bavarian landscape, where the intensity of Expressionism fuses with the enchanting beauty of the Neuschwanstein Castle. Tasting Notes: Refreshing acidity compliments this light bodied wine with pronounced citrus flavors and subtle floral notes. Oak: Unoaked | Body: Light | Sweetness: Dry Food Pairings: Pairs exceptionally well with classic German dishes like Sauerbraten (pot roast), Spätzle (egg noodles) and Wiener Schnitzel.
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