Gewürtztraminer is believed to be one of the oldest preserved varieties. It is close to a wild vine and can make various mutations. It is probably the great-grandmother of many current varieties. With its characteristic spicy aroma and taste, it is a very popular wine of many of us, whether as a dry wine or a wine with residual sugar. The grapes for wine production come from the wine-growing village Čebovce.
| Category: | Vášeň |
|---|---|
| Farba: | Biele |
| Odroda: | Tramín červený |
| Typ: | Polosladké |
| Balení: | Ano |
Gewürtztraminer is believed to be one of the oldest preserved varieties. It is close to a wild vine and can make various mutations. It is probably the great-grandmother of many current varieties. With its characteristic spicy aroma and taste, it is a very popular wine of many of us, whether as a dry wine or a wine with residual sugar. The grapes for wine production come from the wine-growing village Čebovce.
At first glance, you will be enchanted by the soft yellow-green color. The scent smells subtly with the tones of arrow roses. The taste is long, full and harmonious.
We recommend serving with cold appetizers, poultry and desserts.
Serving temperature: 9–10°C.
Technical parameters
Wine: white, semi-sweet
Country of origin: Slovakia
Alcohol content: 13,0 %
Bottle volume: 0,75 l
Contains: sulphites
