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In early 2020, we picked up this Alsatian Grand Cru Gewurtztraminer. We wondered what the highest grade of Gewurtztraminer would show & tonight, 5.5 years later, we found out.
This tastes almost like Japanese Umeshu (plum wine) but with the sweetness exchanged for subtlety. Lychee & pineapple are at the forefront and it eases indulgently into Marzipan.
Great with curry and imagine it would be just as good with blue cheese. — a month ago
Well if i feel like it i might stop by. Basically the best Gewürz is made in Elsass it is across from Baden. So since i will be in Freiburg in 2026 i could spend a day i the region.
Pale lemony colour. Lovely aromarics of lemon, grapefruit, verbena, wet pebbles. Tight, nervous, cristalline, elevated acidity and almost dry. Not unlike a Feinherb spätlese. Quite an unusual - linear and direct - Alsace Riesling. Nice! — 3 months ago
Confectionary sugar nose. Mineral and some vulcanized rubber. Good power and concentration and lovely freshness. Some sugar but also lovely acids. Really nice and really mineral finish. — 10 years ago
Vin d’Ottawa
In early 2020, we picked up this Alsatian Grand Cru Gewurtztraminer. We wondered what the highest grade of Gewurtztraminer would show & tonight, 5.5 years later, we found out.
This tastes almost like Japanese Umeshu (plum wine) but with the sweetness exchanged for subtlety. Lychee & pineapple are at the forefront and it eases indulgently into Marzipan.
Great with curry and imagine it would be just as good with blue cheese. — a month ago