Gewurztraminer: The Scent of the Alps in a Glass
A Heroic Grape’s Legacy
Originating from the Alpine valleys between South Tyrol and Alsace, Gewurztraminer (literally “aromatic Traminer”) boasts a millennial history. The first documented natural cultivations date back to the Middle Ages, when Cistercian monks perfected its cultivation on steep terraced slopes.
Natural & Biodynamic Viticulture
In our certified organic and biodynamic vineyards, Gewurztraminer grows following natural rhythms:
- Integrated pest management: horsetail and nettle infusions
- Biodynamic preparations (500 and 501) for soil vitality
- Hand-harvesting in small crates
Spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts enhances the wine’s terroir-driven character.
Organoleptic Profile
Naturally farmed Gewurztraminer is recognized by:
- Explosive nose: lychee, rose petals, candied ginger
- Velvety palate: opulent structure balanced by mineral freshness
- Innovative aging: terracotta amphorae or used barrels
Gourmet Pairings
Its aromatic profile complements:
- Asian cuisine: sushi, Thai curry, dim sum
- Aged cheeses: Asiago d’allevo, Monte Veronese
- Spiced desserts: strudel, pain d’épices
Serve at 12-14°C in wide tulip-shaped glasses.
Why Choose Natural Gewurztraminer?
- Zero pesticides in dedicated vineyards
- 30-50% reduced sulfites vs conventional wines
- Authentic expression of granitic and porphyric soils
Gewurztraminer Selection






