0 Smoke and spice come through in this sensuous wine with pretty accents and flavors of rose petals, peaches and apricots. The mouthfeel is soft, even silky, and the length impressive.

Light scents of rose petals and rose soap introduce this elegant Gewurztraminer. Clean and tasting a bit tart, this would make an excellent aperitif, lightly chilled.——P.G.(3/1/2012)—— 87

Silky and soft, this lovely, floral Gewurztraminer caresses you with scents of roses and geraniums (in a good way) and then smoothly continues with pretty, lightly spicy fruit.——P.G.(4/1/2010)—— 89

This is a spicy, herbal take on Gewurztraminer. It has little or none of the floral qualities that one expects; rather it is a tart, lemony, pine-soaked wine that shows no hint of sweetness. With the right food match, it could be quite refreshing.——P.G.(11/15/2008)—— 85

This is finished dry, at 13.3% alcohol, and puts the emphasis on citrus and grass, cracker and grain. There is a smidgeon of varietal perfume—a whiff of rose petal—but overall it’s trending more toward Sauvignon Blanc than most Gewurztraminer. Nonetheless there is an impression of sweetness on the palate, from the nicely-ripened fruit.——P.G.(11/15/2007)—— 88