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March German Gewurtztraminer. 2017 Limited Release Limited Supply Wine.

gewurztraminer-smGEWURZTRAMINER. RESERVE NOW!

A French white wine with a German name that no one can pronounce—meet Gewürztraminer.

The name is a combination of the german word “gewürz” meaning spicy, and “Traminer” the name of its ancient father vine that grew in Europe between 1000AD and the 16th century.

When Gewurtztraminer comes from France, it is often dismissed as a flamboyant, sweet wine dripping with lychee and roses. But across the Rhine River in Germany, a dry Gewürztraminer is being made that is a complete departure from these perfumed sugar-                               bombs.

Only about 10 square kilometres of the variety is planted in Germany, where it is made into a refined, dry style that highlights the delicious flavours while maintaining a pleasantly fresh finish.

Gewürztraminer is classically paired with spicy asian dishes, like curries, but is a lovely white wine to enjoy all year round by the glass!

Prefer it sweeter? No problem! At the Wine Butler we let you customize the sweetness of your wines to your own taste. Ask your Client Experience Specialist about sweetening your wine at your next bottling appointment.

We are currently offering this Limited Edition – German Gewürztraminer to our Wine Butler family at 40% off first-com-first-served. This is $132.90 to make 28 bottles, tax in.*

As always we extend our full money back guarantee on this wine, so you can purchase in confidence!

And don’t forget, our wines have 1/7th of the preservatives (sulphites) you’ll find in typical commercially purchased wines.

If you would like to reserve simply click here. We will contact you to confirm and schedule time to come in.

Look forward to seeing you in the store!

Mark

P.S. How may we serve you better? Are there any products you would like to see? Anything we

could do to improve your experience? Never hesitate to ask at info@winebutler.ca

*Not valid with any other promotions or discounts.