David Schneider

9.2

Really nice. Fruity, sweet citrus and tangy. Long Island can do wonderful things. If you ever find yourself in the north fork check out this place. Very cute couple making this wine. She’s a bee keeper and runs the tasting room and he makes the wine. — 2 days ago

John Van Trijp

9.2

Very nice balanced but today still a little Bit too sweet. — 4 days ago

Scott Rowe

9.0

Lychee bomb!!!! 💣
Reminiscent of flat Passiona.
Tasty and drinkable. — 13 days ago

Johan Sjövall

9.2

Very happy about this. Well balanced with very apparent melon and honey flavors. White flowers and a very apparent sweetness on the nose. Had the 2013, very low acidity. — 5 days ago

Dan R

9.4

Smoking good. Super lifted, classic rose / lychee aromatics. Fat and round on the palate, with a musky leesiness on the finish. Held up amazingly well over 3 nights. As good an Alsatian GWZ that I've been fortunate to try. — 9 days ago

Scott Rowe

9.2

Family dinner accompanied by a dangerously dry Gewurzt’s.
Dangerous in a fun way 👌🏽 — 5 days ago

Randall Brater

9.0

Really solid for an inexpensive 2007 gewurz. Almond-colored. Floral on the nose with hints of dried fruit. On the palate, honeysuckle, dried apricot, and still some acidity. Quite enjoyable. — 16 days ago

Jason Brater

9.0

Really nice. Too cold at PnP but as it warmed the gewurz made it self evident. Pear and some baking spices w medium acidity and a nice crisp finish. — 5 days ago

with Heather

Jason Brater

9.3

Wow. I’m kinda blown away here. This stuff is awesome. Tastes like it’s straight out of Europe. One of the best American gewurz I’ve had. Slightly viscous. Pears, baking spice, maybe a touch of melon. Finishes w some tobacco notes. And nutmeg. Only 147 cars so it’s made w love and care. Wish I had more. — 18 days ago

with Heather

Coco Quinn

9.5

So light and lovely! I’m a fan.

Tasting notes of green apple, honeysuckle, lychee, rose petal.

A California-fresh spin on the unique Gewürztraminer grape, the 2019 vintage has notes of tropical fruit and white flowers.

Kenny Likitprakong, the winemaking partner who created our Brethren of the Road brand, is a wanderlust-driven, self-professed “hobo winemaker” whose stint in France sparked his allegiance to minimalist, non-interventionist methods. This lively Gewürztraminer is no exception. A grape that originally hails from Italy (not Germany, surprisingly), Gewürtz is known for producing a highly aromatic wine with exuberant fruit, floral and spice notes. The grapes for this bottling were sourced from the cool climate of Monterey and fermented in stainless steel to achieve a clean, pure, early-drinking wine. Soft and light on the palate, it’s a dry wine balanced with vibrant minerality and a little spice. — 16 days ago