“Classic, stylish version of this famous Alto Adige variety from one of the region’s great cooperatives. It boasts lychee, yellow rose and mango perfumes, has substantial depth of fruit and abundant spice on the finish. It also ages surprisingly well.”

“For this cooperative winery, the harvest in 2016 started about a week later than average, enhancing this wine's intensity via the tremendous variation in the night and day temperatures. A peacock’s tail of aromas including white rose, cantaloupe melon, lychee, gooseberry and nutmeg exceeds those of a textbook Gewurztraminer. It's off-dry (8g/l rs) and viscous, but shows good balancing freshness on the palate despite a bit of warming alcohol on the finish.”

“The 2015 Gewürztraminer is a tasty, entry-level offering with plenty of varietal character and terrific balance in its class. Ginger, wild flowers, tropical and exotic spices all flesh out in this super attractive, budget-priced wine from Tramin.”

Winner in the Alto Adige category