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Appellation:
Clarksburg
Grapes:Gewurztraminer
Alcohol: 13.5
Residual Sugar: 1.5
pH: 3.4
Total Acidity: 5.1
Harvested: September 2011
Brix at Harvest: 25.0
Bottled: February 2012
Production: 572 cases
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2011 Gewurztraminer

A highly aromatic, medium-bodied white wines with a vibrant acidity and a touch of sweetness.


A highly aromatic, medium-bodied white wine with a vibrant acidity and a touch of sweetness. This wine is characterized by wonderful aromas of rose petals and honeysuckle, a hint of spiciness and a long, pleasant finish.


The perfect complement with spicy Thai or Vietnamese food, as well as Indian curries. It's also a great choice for seafood dishes such as sushi, oysters or grilled fish. Or, savor it by the glass with olives and tangy cheese.


Gewurztraminer is the most typical Alsatian wine. Gewurz means "spicy" in German, which is the main characteristic of Gewurztraminer. Traminer means "coming from Tramin", a small city in south Tyrol, Austria, where the grape originates from. The Clarksburg appellation is ideal for producing white varietals such as Gewurztraminer, mainly due to its climate and rich sandy, clay soils. Our vineyards enjoy hot, summer days from Sacramento Valley, which allow the intense aroma of the fruit to develop. But they are also exposed to the cool maritime breezes from the bay in the evenings giving the grapes a fresh acidity. We take special care in all aspects of our grape growing from deficit irrigation, to precise pruning techniques, to handpicking at harvest.


Handpicked at optimal maturity, the grapes were pressed whole cluster and subsequent juice was cold settled. The juice was racked of solids and then cold fermented for several weeks.
     
     
 
 
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