If you've never had a Gewurztraminer before, this is a good one to try. Forget about any preconceptions you have about white wine, this will change all that. The nose is usually described as "lychees", but I can't remember the last time I ate a lychee fruit, so I'll stick with "floral", which I think describes it best. It really does smell like flowers. It also has a rich flavour that may make you think it's sweet, but is in fact quite dry.This is produced by a co-op in Alsace, France which has to be one of my favourite wine regions. I love the wines of this region, especially for their food-matching ability. If you like this, you should also give these other Alsace varietials a try: Riesling, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, or blends thereof.
Gewurztraminer
Waitrose
£7.99
Waitrose
£7.99
3/5
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