Columbia Valley Gewürztraminer

Light golden yellow in color. Lychee and rose notes in nose. Good acidity, thin body, off dry, slight tactile astringency on finish from skin tannins. Lychee, floral and spice notes predominate with length in mouth. Floral spicy aftertaste. Great varietal character but may not be to everyone's taste. One of the more different flavor profiles I've seen in GT, though winemaking style is pretty mainstream. Drink it with an open mind

Very strong floral nose, like roses and elderflowers (like St. Germain), too much. Tastes of melon, honeydew specifically. Sweet, but not overly so. I really really do not like the mouth feel, extremely soft, no acidity.Goes down like Grandma's perfumed body lotion. Not for me.

Flavorful, honey, low acid. Roses, lychee, passion fruit and melon.

Nice Gewurztraminer from Columbia Valley!

Light crisp not overly sweet

2017 vintage. Just okay. Not flavorful and rather light in the mouth.

I fell for the label - so unique. The wine fell a bit short of my expectations, though. Not the juiciness of many Gewürztraminers. Apricot on the nose and palate, which was a pleasant surprise.

We either got a bad bottle or we just don’t like this wine, or both. Not good, too sweet, weird aftertaste in the back of my mouth.

Very sweet even though label says “dry”. Love Gewurz but not this too sweet one.

Hyper floral nose: orange blossoms, jasmine, freesia. Low acidity but has a lingering bitterness that balances things out. Good depth and evolution for a really low price.