slightly sweet, goes well with spicey food or in a spritzer

Slightly sweet and fruity, spicy with a grape fruit and leechy fruit flavors (producers desciption).

A spicy, floral wine, with a subtle creaminess. Sweet, with a nice, long finish.

sweet, with a medium, fruity finish. Flavours of lychee, melon, and banana. Pairs great with Dungeness crab. 13% Alcohol $15.95cdn

Dry, fresh, sparkly and delicious.

Sweet and syrupy, like drinking apples mixed with peach syrup. In other news, typical Gewürtztraminer effects.

The assertive aromas of this Alsatian-style Gewurztraminer are reminiscent of lychee, orange blossom, and classic varietal spice, leading to full-flavored tangerine and pink grapefruit on the palate. Full-bodied, dry and spicy, this wine contains enough bright acidity to pair with a wide variety of cuisine.

Pale color. Reticent but fresh nose hints at spice. Fat, spicy and sweet; conveys very good depth of yellow fruits and floral oils without coming across as hot or aggressive-a neat trick as this is 15+% alcohol, with 30 g/l r.s. Good ripe acidity prevents this from going over the ...

Deep amber in the glass. Florid nose of mineral oil and canned lychees & rose petals. Viscous on the palate. Whooee. Glycerine, fruity sweet lychee juice--seems slightly fizzy, peppery, tingly. Tried with a stirfry--too much, too overpoweringly fruity. Low acidity, but far from flabby. Fruit is very very very full, ...

Crisp and classic, this dry Gewürztraminer has a delicate nose of honey and grapefruit peel. The wine has a surprisingly full mouth-feel with consistent mineral notes. While “Frederich” will always be the perfect by-the-glass enjoyment, it pairs fantastically with oysters, shellfish or summer salads. 243 cases produced.