The name’s traminer . . . . gewurztraminer

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The name’s traminer . . . . gewurztraminer

Categories: Education, Gewurztraminer, Grape Varieties and Wines

gewurztraminer

Up next in our aroma and taste profiles of the world’s grape varieties is the very hard to pronounce gewurztraminer (guh-voorts-truh-ma-nur). There is a reason people call it gewurz for short !

Heres some things to look out for when you pick up the next one from France, Germany, New Zealand or any of your favourite cool climate regions

gewurztraminer

Grapefruit
Citrus
Perfumed
Rose
Musk
Lavendar
Pot Pourri
Floral
Lychee
Passionfruit
Mango
Guava
Tropical Fruit
Spice

If you have never tried one, you really should check one out. Its a really deliciously different white wine and works brilliantly with Asian food in particular but also smoked salmon and cheeses.

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