Remarkable
From John Pulos of Skaneateles, New York on 9/1/2021.

Of course, we all know that German monks traveling through France in the early 1600's found a grape they loved in the (now famed) Alsace Region and brought it back to German soil in Southern Austria in the village of Tramin. Gewurz is the German word for "spicy" and thus the Gewurz-tramin-er grape and wine were born. They tend to be spicy and floral - and some so overly floral that they are hard to drink - BUT NOT this one from Wagner Vineyards. It is a splendid blend of almost roses with a hint of spice and perfect for any spicy dish or for your annual Thanksgiving table. Wagner's has done it again with this popular Finger Lakes and world grape.

Highly Recommend
From Anonymous of Chattanooga, Tennessee on 8/12/2020.

The only Gewurtz I will drink in the whole damn country.

Highly recommend
From JR of Edinboro, Pennsylvania on 8/11/2020.

A great dry wine.one ofthebest I've had from the Finger Lakes.

Perfect Summer Wine
From Mary Donovan of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania on 7/18/2020.

A very refreshing, dry wine. Ordered it on a whim and will definitly plan to buy more in my next case!

Excellent
From Anonymous of Jarrettsville, Maryland on 5/9/2020.

I will be ordering this again. Excellent flavor even if I have no idea how to say the name. This came in my Wine Club shipment and is a new grape to me. My daughter described it as sweet but not too sweet.