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Gewürztraminer Wine

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Unveil the Exotic Aroma of GewürztraminerEmbark on a sensory journey with Gewürztraminer, a wine celebrated for its aromatic allure and spicy undertones. Hailing from the picturesque vineyards of Alsace and beyond, this white grape varietal promises a taste that lingers. Dive into our curated collection, and let the essence of Gewürztraminer enchant your palate. Shop now and discover its captivating charm.
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  • Domaine Ostertag Ostertag Fronholz 'L'Orient D'Eden' 2022-White Wine-World Wine

    Domaine Ostertag Ostertag Fronholz 'L'Orient D'Eden' 2022

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  • Domaine de l'envol AOC Alsace Gewurztraminer Letzenberg 2019-White Wine-World Wine

    Domaine de l'envol AOC Alsace Gewurztraminer Letzenberg 2019

    $66.65
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  • Joseph Cattin Gewurztraminer 2022-White Wine-World Wine

    Joseph Cattin Gewurztraminer 2022

    $36.66
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  • Schoffit Gewurztraminer VT Rangen Grand cru 2018-White Wine-World Wine

    Schoffit Gewurztraminer VT Rangen Grand cru 2018

    $147.96
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  • Schoffit Gewurztraminer Rangen Grand cru 2020-White Wine-World Wine

    Schoffit Gewurztraminer Rangen Grand cru 2020

    $123.97
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  • Jean-Luc Mader Gewurztraminer VT 500ml 2018-White Wine-World Wine

    Jean-Luc Mader Gewurztraminer VT 500ml 2018

    $80.99
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  • Rymill gt dry Gewürztraminer 2023-White Wine-World Wine

    Rymill gt dry Gewürztraminer 2023

    $31.33
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  • Andre Kientzler Gewurztraminer Osterberg 2021-White Wine-World Wine

    Andre Kientzler Gewurztraminer Osterberg 2021

    $97.48
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  • Weinbach Alsace MV0 2021-White Wine-World Wine

    Weinbach Alsace MV0 2021

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Gewürztraminer, with its unmistakable character and pronounced aromatics, is one of the most distinctive white grape varietals in the world. Originating from the wine-rich regions of Alsace, it has since found homes in various wine-producing areas, from Italy's South Tyrol to New Zealand's cooler climates. The name "Gewürztraminer" translates to Gewürztraminer, with its unmistakable character and pronounced aromatics, is one of the most distinctive white grape varietals in the world. Originating from the wine-rich regions of Alsace, it has since found homes in various wine-producing areas, from Italy's South Tyrol to New Zealand's cooler climates. The name "Gewürztraminer" translates to "spicy traminer," hinting at its complex flavor profile that includes notes of lychee, rose petal, and sometimes a hint of ginger or cinnamon. This wine's full-bodied nature, coupled with a slightly off-dry palate, makes it a favorite for those who appreciate wines that offer a harmonious balance of sweetness and acidity. Its deep golden hue and lush texture further add to its appeal, making Gewürztraminer a varietal that's both a visual and sensory delight. read more... less

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What is Gewürztraminer wine?
Gewürztraminer is a distinctive white wine variety, known for its powerful aroma profile and characteristically pronounced lychee, rose, and sometimes spicy notes. The name "Gewürztraminer" translates to "spiced Traminer", highlighting its aromatic and flavorful appeal. The grape's pink to red skin gives the wine a deep golden hue. Its wines tend to have higher alcohol content, with a rich, full-bodied texture and a slight sweetness, although dry versions are also produced. The complexity of Gewürztraminer's aromatic compounds makes it a wine that's both unique and instantly recognizable to enthusiasts.

Which wine regions make the best Gewürztraminer wine?
The Alsace region of France is perhaps the most renowned for its outstanding Gewürztraminer wines. Here, the grape thrives in the mineral-rich soils and cool climate, producing wines of exceptional depth and aromatic intensity. The Alto Adige region in Italy and parts of Germany also have a reputation for crafting noteworthy Gewürztraminer wines. Outside of Europe, regions like New Zealand's Marlborough, Oregon in the USA, and parts of Australia's cooler climates have also garnered attention for their expressions of this grape variety.

What are the most popular Gewürztraminer wines?
While the best-known Gewürztraminer wines come from Alsace, with labels like Domaine Zind-Humbrecht, Trimbach, and Domaine Weinbach leading the pack, popularity is also surging for New World expressions. Oregon's Elk Cove and Montinore Estate, as well as New Zealand's Lawson's Dry Hills, are increasingly finding favor among enthusiasts for their balanced and vibrant renditions of this aromatic varietal.

What are the best value Gewürztraminer wines?
For those seeking exceptional value, Alsace, once again, often delivers. Brands like Hugel & Fils offer high-quality Gewürztraminer wines at accessible price points. Additionally, exploring Gewürztraminer from emerging wine regions, such as Chile or parts of Washington State, can lead to discovering wines of impressive quality that won't break the bank.

What are the foods best paired with Gewürztraminer wines?
Gewürztraminer's aromatic richness makes it a superb match for equally aromatic dishes. Its natural affinity lies with Asian cuisine, particularly dishes that incorporate ginger, lemongrass, or spicy heat like Thai curries. The wine's pronounced aromatics and slight sweetness also make it a prime candidate for pairing with Moroccan tagines, Indian curries, or spiced duck dishes. For a cheese pairing, Munster, a strong cheese from Alsace, is a traditional choice, but other pungent cheeses can also complement this wine beautifully.
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