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Market Price
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Our market price is what you’d actually have to pay for this wine at an old-fashioned retail store.
It’s based on the price of wines sold at other companies, that have received the same customer ratings or awards from third parties.
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Clif Family Winery Dry Gewurztraminer 2019
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$32.99
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Husch Dry Gewurztraminer 2022
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$17.99
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Alexander Valley Vineyards Gewurztraminer 2023
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$11.99
(As of 04/16/2024)
$20.99
Angels Angel Price
$16.99
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About the wine
Rare Californian Gewurztraminer
- While not grown widely, the rare vineyards that grow this fruity white are meticulously cared for and preserved – and this bottle is a shining example.
- Fresh stone fruit flavors and a hint of honeycomb glide through this refreshing white.
- Its as at home at the brunch table as it is with spicy Indian and Thai takeout – try both and see how delicious Gewurztraminer can be.
Best before
This wine does not need to be aged for better enjoyment - just allow it to settle for a few days after delivery.
Serving advice
I like Gewürztraminer served with a little bit of a chill but not too cold. Chill in the refrigerator and then take out about 15-30 min prior to serving. It will best reveal its heady bouquet and luscious palate when served between 50-60 Fahrenheit. If there is any left after the meal, simply re-cork it and store in the refrigeration overnight then repeat.
Food match
I love this spicy white wine with pleasingly spicy cuisine- especially Thai street food like Pad See Ew- tangy noodle comfort food. For something a bit more traditional and French an onion tart au gratin makes for a delicious interplay of flavors. If you like to have a bottle that transitions well from dinner to dessert, a freshly baked ginger snap can't be beat when paired with Gewürztraminer.
Contains sulphites
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USA
Mendocino
Gewurztraminer
Fruity White
14.1% ABV
750ml
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Ondine Chattan
Unmistakably one of the North Coast’s top winemaking talents, Ondine Chattan’s worked for wine institutions – famed wineries like Ridge Vineyards, Cline Cellars, and spent decades running famed Healdsburg winery Geyser Peak.
Does Geyser Peak sound familiar? It should – it’s the long-time winemaking home of one legendary Daryl Groom – and it’s where these decades-long colleagues and friends met. They’re still close… in fact, they might collaborate on exclusive wines now and again.*wink.*
Ondine is awestruck by the wine community Angels have built – and she wants to help it grow. “I truly connect to people through the wines I make,” she said. “The stories of the growers, the vineyards, and the process behind the wine are as vital to me as grapes.”
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