Best Gewurztraminer Wine
The Gewürztraminer grape was first grown in Northern Italy, where it produces a white wine of the same name. Today Gewürztraminers are produced in Alsace, Germany, New Zealand, America, Canada and many other regions. This grape grows well in a cool climate and most famously in Alsace, France.
Gewürztraminers range from pale peach to a deep golden tone in color and from bone-dry to dessert-sweet in style. This vibrant wine has mouth-watering acidity as well as aromas of flowers (especially roses), nutmeg, cloves and lychee nuts. Drink this crisp wine young because it generally ages only for about five years.
Gewürztraminer pairs well with many foods depending on the degree of sweetness. “Gewürtz is German for “spice," which is why this wine is often considered the best match for spicy dishes. Some terrific matches include beef bourguignonne, fresh fruit, cheese, fish, poultry, spicy foods, curries and Asian dishes.
My reviews of these Gewurztraminer white wines are updated weekly. These Gewurztraminer white wines offer great taste at a good price. You'll find food pairings for Gewurztraminer in my wine matcher. This is just a small set of my reviews, but you can get all of them when you join my wine community.
V.Q.A., Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, Canada
Alcohol: 12% Sweetness: Dry 750 ml
LCBO: 54957 Check Stock
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia BC V.Q.A., Canada
Alcohol: 14% Sweetness: Dry 750 ml Drink: 2014‐2018
LCBO: 240978 Check Stock
BC: 240978 Check Stock
Alberta: 240978
V.Q.A., Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, Canada
Alcohol: 13.7% Sweetness: Extra Dry 750 ml
LCBO: 134130 Check Stock
Hawkes Bay, North Island, New Zealand
Alcohol: 13.5% Sweetness: Dry 750 ml Drink: 2012‐2015
LCBO: 262758 Check Stock
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