Gewürztraminer

Rose petals, lychee, cloves and tropical fruits - this opulent range of fragrances and flavours describes in a nutshell what is South Tyrol’s best-known indigenous grape variety around the world - the Traminer Aromatico (Gewürztraminer). The full potential of this highly individual variety can only be truly exploited with the perfect interaction of microclimate, yield and soil composition. A true King of Fragrances.

Named after the winemaking village of Tramin in the South Tyrolean Unterland, Gewürztraminer is a familiar item in the region’s white wine repertoire. With its floral fruitiness and highly aromatic components, this wine has a devoted following and is especially appreciated as an accompaniment to Asian dishes.

Grafted to slow-growing rootstock and trained on traditional wire trellises (Guyot), this Gewürztraminer grows in the best vineyard zones in the valley floor around the center of Cortina s.s.d.v. The favourable location of the vineyards, ideal sunshine, and the good ventilation of the berries develop the best sides of the character of this varietal.

Grafted to slow-growing rootstock and trained on traditional wire trellises (Guyot), this Gewürztraminer grows in the best vineyard zones in the valley floor around the center of Cortina s.s.d.v. The favourable location of the vineyards, ideal sunshine, and the good ventilation of the berries develop the best sides of the character of this varietal.

Golden yellow. To the nose rich, aromatic and floral with hints of rose and litchi. Silky and fresh at the same time.

Multi-faceted, solidly structured and infused by an idea of light.

Name: „Vom Lehm“ means the loamy soil on which the grapes for this Gewürztraminer bring out best results. Label: Shows the development from the loamy soils to the vine and to the final wine in the glass.

Traminer was a familiar wine in German-speaking areas as far back as the 13th century. Today this aromatic wine is one of the most popular in Alto Adige. As the name indicates, the Gewürztraminer originates from the Alto Adige village of Termeno (Tramin in German). The grapes, which are harvested from selected sites, produce a wine that is intensely fruity and full-flavored with a zesty opulence.

Gewürztraminer Riserva Rich, golden yellow. Roses, lavender and dried figs define the aroma spectrum. A pleasant, lingering acidity imparts elegance and finesse. Opulent yet well balanced; dry. Elyònd: The Ladin name derives from Dolomite legends and means »Golden haired mountain princess.«

Epokale is the first Italian white wine to be awarded 100 points by Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate.

Production area One third of the grapes chosen for this extraordinary wine come from the hillside vineyards of the cru "Girlan" at an altitude from 450 to 500 m above sea level. They grow in different vineyards with an age between 10 and 15 years. The other two thirds come from the Bassa Atesina - Cortaccia. The combination of mineral-rich gravel and clay soils gives this wine its unique character. Winemaking The grapes are picked by hand and placed in small containers to prevent excess pressure on the grapes. Gentle whole cluster pressing and clarification of the must by natural sedimentation. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature. Aging on the lees for 8 months in stainless steel tanks without malolatic fermentation. Tasting notes & food matching The intense, aromatic bouquet, together with soft, full character needs flavoursome dishes. We recommend serving this wine with shellfish, flavoured cheeses and desserts, such as strudel. Also a good match with spicy dishes and sweet and sour creations with an Asian touch.

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“My golden yellow tells 1,001 stories of the flavours of the Orient – and yet I am unmistakably from here. I have character and a beautiful depth.”

One of South Tyrol’s oldest and most typical grape varietals, Gewürztraminer is highly aromatic. Of high quality, Gewürztraminer has distinct aromas of spices (especially cloves), roses and litchi. Its colour is straw yellow with hues of gold. Gewürztraminer has got a light acidity, but still manages to show great longevity. Ours is an excellent companion to food, especially Asian and spicy food as well as our typical South Tyrolean Speck.

Named after the winemaking village of Tramin in the South Tyrolean Unterland, Gewürztraminer is a familiar item in the region’s white wine repertoire. With its floral fruitiness and highly aromatic components, this wine has a devoted following and is especially appreciated as an accompaniment to Asian dishes.

Diese typische Südtiroler Sorte ist eine Aromensymphonie: Rosenblüten, Litschi, Muskat, körperreich. Empfehlung: Aperitif, Pasteten, exotische Früchte, pikanter Käse

Golden yellow in colour, spicy in aroma and flavour, reminiscent of yellow roses, cloves, lychees and nutmeg. Luscious and powerful on the palate with an elegant, dry and aromatic finish.

The Gewürztraminer has been documented in South Tyrol since the 11th century. In spite of the light red coloured grape it is part of the white wines. This variety is the smallest part of our production. The vines grow in the sunny location around the Kuenhof. Our Gewürztraminer is characterized by a very fine aroma and elegance.

The aromatic one. An opulent choice for special occasions.

The Gewürztraminer has an intense, golden yellow color with a deep bouquet of complex aromas such as lychee, orange peel, cloves, nutmeg and rose. The wine needs rest for a few moments in the glass to fully express at its best. The palate is full and stimulating thanks to its structure, freshness and vivacity, with a slightly bitter and persistent final note. The Gewürztraminer achieves its complete evolution only after several months of aging in the bottle.

The grapes are harvested by hand and placed in small boxes. As soon as they arrive at the production facility they are softly pressed. Maceration takes place at low temperatures and lasts about 6 hours. The fermentation takes place at controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks. The wine, then, rests throughout the winter on its fine lees, then to be bottled in the following spring.

The name 'Arenis' comes from Italian "arenaria rossa", or red sandstone. This rock lends the sandy and loamy soils of the eastern-facing vineyards their striking color. The vineyards between 300 and 400m a.s.l. in the south of Alto Adige are not only considered the ideal terroir, but also the native habitat of the Gewürztraminer grape with its demanding site requirements. Due to the heavily reduced yield of the vines, Arenis is very complex in aromas: roses, litchee, jasmine and exotic spices. A decisive mineral backbone gives the full-bodied wine prolonged freshness. Arenis is expressive yet highly drinkable and maintains the perfect balance between intensity and elegance.

Rococo gold leaf with Bach in the background. Or, less dramatically, with Thai cuisine.

Profumi di petali di rosa e cannella, al palato si rivela piacevolmente speziato e di gusto pieno, robusto nella sua struttura e con aromi molto persistenti.

Full yellow in colour; a deliciously intensely aromatic and floral bouquet with hints of honey and ginger and a flavour of lychees; full-bodied, luscious but dry, the opulence cut by vibrant, firm acidity.

The demanding Gewürztraminer grape prefers warm, airy locations with deep, loamy soils. These prerequisites are found in Brenntal to the northwest of Kurtatsch.From the red loamy soils, the Gewürztraminer obtains its multifaceted aromatics: lychee, roses, mango, caramelized orange peel and lavender. On the palate, the wine is creamy-textured with elegant acidity which balances with its muscular body. The wine reaches its full complexity after extended ageing in the cellar and the bottle. Because of this, it is released two years after harvest as a reserve wine. Its ageing capability of up to 20 years is enormous.

This intense golden coloured Gewürztraminer "Rutter" grows in a single vineyard and presents itself with an aroma of roses. This harmonic and lastingly aromatic wine reaches its full development only after several months of aging in the bottle.

The charming Gewürztraminer is one of the most memorable varieties amongst all wine-lovers. Since 1986, Gewürztraminer, with its indigenous aromatic grapes, has been a Sanct Valentin distinctive wine. It has an intense and complex bouquet, rich with aromas and delicate scents of fruits and spices. It stands out for being pleasant to the palate and promises a wonderful drinking experience even after many years.

This long-lived, elegant Gewürztraminer is intensive and tangy. The fruity, aromatic scent is reminiscent of roses and has flavours of exotic fruits. The taste of this straw- to golden- yellow white wine is structured and harmonious.

This wine is the product of an ideal combination of grape variety, soil and microclimate. Selected grapes from the best sites produce expressive, authentic and complex wines.

Our Lunare is an opulent and elegant wine. Its extremely complex aromas and powerful structure combine to create an overall impression of harmony in a highly quaffable wine.

Gewürztraminer is an indigenous grape variety of Südtirol/Alto Adige and was named after our neighboring village Tramin. This wine is part of our entry-level label MERUS which is Latin and means ‘pure, genuine’. Those are exactly the traits we strive for in this quality line with the characteristic varietal purity and natural elegance dominating. The grapes originate from vineyards in the Unterland/Bassa Atesina: they are vinified in steel and concrete vats, then bottled while young, fresh and authentic.

Nussbaumer is Italy’s most awarded Gewürztraminer. A wine where the elegance and spicy aromatics of this ancient variety find their maximum expression.

A long-lived wine that will continue to evolve and gain additional complexity and depth of color for years.

Bright lemon yellow, rich flavours of cinnamon and vanilla. Aroma of rose petals, fruity notes of ripe apricots and lychee. A powerful body with surprising finesse and elegance at the palate.

Wonderful range of aromas, from typical rose petal to litchi notes; a dry wine.

THE RADIANT ONE There are places that radiate joy and possess a very special aura. The Chapel of St. Justina watches over St. Paul’s proudly and gracefully, giving not only its name to the vines that surround it, but also an immense radiance. Here the Gewürztraminer draws its energy from the historic, sacred location while at the same time feeding on the morning sun and the nutritious, warm clay soil.

Gewürztraminer from Cantina Tramin distinguishes itself by virtue of its elegance and freshness. Scented bouquet and pronounced aromas of rose petals, cinnamon and cloves. Very well structured on the palate and powerful. The complex flavors lead to a mervellous finish.

Its distinguished straw yellow presents us with a subtle drop of floral scents of roses, lemons, oranges and honey nuances. The smooth body and the well embedded acidity give pleasant palate pleasures.

The Gewürztraminer is South Tyrol’s indigenous white wine grape variety and really flourishes at the lower elevations around Merano. Records from as long ago as the 11th century mention this extraordinary, unique and extremely aromatic white grape. Our King of Fragrances.

The Gewürztraminer is one of the wines that made famous the wine region of South Tyrol throughout Italy. The extreme aromaticity and exciting structure make it such a unique wine.

Starting from its place of birth in the village Termeno (Tramin) in the southern South Tyrol, this variety conquered almost the whole world. Still, it shows its best characteristics in its home country, with its typical spicy (cloves), floral (roses) and fruity (lychee) notes.

Produced for the first time in 1999, our “Cresta” has created a stir since its inception, which is evidenced by the many awards and distinctions at national and international wine competitions.

Gewürztraminer