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LEAVE YOUR REVIEWI was impressed by the complexity of this wine, and all the spicy framework of its gourmet aromas. I recommend it as an aperitif or to conclude a meal: it will not leave guests indifferent!
Aromatic wine with pronounced lychee and tropical fruits on nose, yet dry. I would say med body and acidity. Drunk as it is, but would definitely go for Thai for this type of wine!
We thoroughly enjoyed this Gewurztraminer from Domain Trimbach. It is a very aromatic wine which left a long-lasting taste in the mouth. The wine also had hints of white pepper and banana. All in all, a very delicious wine.
Soon the Trimbach family will have been promoting Alsace and its history, exceptional terrors and superb wines, for four centuries. Pierre and Jean, Bernard's sons, are now the 12th generation to manage the maison on the Côtes de Hubert. Pierre moved to the maison in 1979 to look after the wine-making process, and Jean in 1985 to work on overseas sales and marketing. Anne, the eldest of the 13th generation, has just recently joined the family domaine. The Trimbach family has always had a purist vision. For 12 generations, the family has been producing dry wines that are refined and vibrant, elegant and balanced. The "Trimbach style"! They are a perfect fit with gourmet cuisine and any type of world food - spiced, Asian and Eastern. The Trimbach family leaves their wines to age in their cellar for several years before marketing them, especially for their Grands Vins such as their Riesling Cuvée Frédéric Emile.
I was impressed by the complexity of this wine, and all the spicy framework of its gourmet aromas. I recommend it as an aperitif or to conclude a meal: it will not leave guests indifferent!more reviews