2002 Trimbach Gewurztraminer (Alsace)
88. This is one of the nicest basic Trimbach wines I've had in years. My usual complaint is that their entry level wines are on the thin and austere side. Not this one, though. Textbook gewurztraminer nose of lychee nuts, rose water, and a hint of grapefruit. Richly flavored, medium bodied, and balanced in the mouth. Off-dry in style. While not necessarily reflecting any particular terroir in Alsace, it represents a classic example of Alsace gewurz. With its balance, it will hold for another 2 years at least. $11.69 (a steal!) on sale at Cost Plus World Marketplace on Richmond. It went really well with spicy Thai squid with basil and peppers.
Labels:
Alsace,
Gewurztraminers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2005
(205)
-
▼
June
(26)
- Vietnam All Over Again
- How True...so Priceless & Clueless
- Ready to Learn Spanish?
- UCC Follow-Up
- UCC Head Endorses Same-Sex Marriage
- Is Canada Next?
- Deliverance Country-Up Close and Personal
- 2003 "Tres Ojos" Old Vines Garnacha (Calatayud, Sp...
- Southern Baptists hit Nashville
- Nuggets of Love
- Just Sniffin' -- Outside/Inside
- The Problem
- Independence
- 2003 Saintsbury "Garnet" Carneros Pinot Noir
- 1999 Cortes de Cima (Alentejano) (Portugal)
- Equality March in '08
- This is YOUR Military
- 2002 Trimbach Gewurztraminer (Alsace)
- Do Something
- Close but no Cigar
- Terry Schiavo's parents are Bastards
- MSM is SOMETIMES fair and balanced
- The Truth Stinks!
- Out of Touch
- 2001 Lake Sonoma Winery Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel
- 2003 Pierre Chermette Beaujolais
-
▼
June
(26)