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Valckenberg Gewurztraminer Pfalz Germany 2006

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Valckenberg Gewurztraminer Pfalz Germany (2006)

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Winery:
P.J. Valckenberg
Varietal:
Aromatic Whites
Region:
Germany > Pfalz
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Color:
White
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The Valckenberg Gewurztraminer is a full-bodied, medium-dry white with a lovely aroma of roses, accompanied by flavors of ripe peach and litchi. Fruity on the front, this Gewurztraminer finishes a bit drier with notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove.Founded in 1786, the house of P.J. Valckenberg in Worms has more than two centuries of experience in bottling and exporting fine German wines. Region / Vineyards: The Pfalz, Germany's second largest wine region has been dubbed the Tuscany of Germany. Thanks to its warm, sunny climate almonds, figs, sweet chestnuts and a wide variety of grapes read more...

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"The Valckenberg Gewurztraminer is a full-bodied, medium-dry white with a lovely aroma of roses, accompanied by flavors of ripe peach and litchi. Fruity on the front, this Gewurztraminer finishes a bit drier with notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove.Founded in 1786, the house of P.J. Valckenberg in Worms has more than two centuries of experience in bottling and exporting fine German wines. Region / Vineyards: The Pfalz, Germany's second largest wine region has been dubbed the Tuscany of Germany. Thanks to its warm, sunny climate almonds, figs, sweet chestnuts and a wide variety read more...


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Gewurztraminer is one of the world's most unique grape varietals, yet most everyone seems to be afraid of it! I think the name alone scares some people away. The grape is originally from Tramin, in Northern Italy. When it moved North to Germany, the Germans tacked Gewurz on the front of the name--meaning spice. Therefore, the grape is the spicy grape of Tramin. This does have spice notes--think nutmeg, clove, cardamom and the like. Some Gewurz can be too sweet for all palates. This one finishes relatively dry--just a hint of sweetness. If you're looking for something to pair with aromatic, read more...


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