Light golden in color. The nose has lots of minerals and slight lime notes. A bit of lychee. On the palate, this is dry. Nice minerality. Medium bodied. More mineral driven on the palate. This was a very impressive wine. It works well with foods of all kinds. At $20, this is a great value.
Light golden in color with some green hues swirling about. A very nice nose with lychee nuts, slight peaches and almonds. On the palate, this has a slight bitterness that is often found in Gewurztraminer. It is medium sweet which is also what the indice on the back label indicates. The palate has slight peach with nice minerality. Slightly viscous. Consumed over two days, it was better on day 2 with the bitterness receding and the wine coming together. Reasonably food friendly with lighter foods though would also work well with heavier spiced foods such as Indian or Thai. It probabl
Light gold in color with some green hues. The nose is nice with slight lychee and peaches. A bit of simple syrup. On the palate, this is slightly sweet. There is a slight bitterness to it. It is a bit deeper and complex with nice peach fruit. Food friendly. Nice finish. Very nice value for around $22.
Light gold in color. The nose is nice if a bit reserved. Lychees with slight peach. On the palate, this is mostly dry with just a hint of sweetness. More like a perception than actual sweetness. Peaches. Refreshing. Nice balance. This is a very food friendly wine. Easy to drink. Good value at around $20. No bitterness. Drinking well right now, I don't think it improves.
Light silvery/gold in color. The nose has lychee and peaches. Very nice if not pronounced. On the palate, this has peaches, minerals and slight limes. It is slightly sweet and slightly complex. Good acidity. Food friendly. Drink over the next five to seven years.
This was a very good value and is drinking very well. Around $20. Light golden in color. The nose is more restrained with nice lychees, peaches and minerality. On the palate, this is slightly viscous and slightly sweet. None of the bitter almond that sometimes shows up in Gewurztraminer. Peaches and minerals. Best when not served to cold. Perhaps around $60F. The wine gets more expressive and rounder. Worked with a wide variety of foods. This is a bit more restrained than many of the other Gewurztraminers in this price range which is probably a good thing. It works more as a tot
