Gewurztraminer (2011) | ||||
Lake Erie | ||||
Description | Semi-dry, hints of light citrus and undertones of rose petals, flavors of lychee and passion fruit with a nice, smooth finish. | |||
Food & Cheese Pairing | Pair with non-spicy Asian food: Chinese – jasmine rice and chicken; Indian - samosas and vegetable pakora; Japanese - sushi; Thai – red curry coconut shrimp; or Vietnamese – pho. Also pair with beef and pork BBQ, or wild game including turkey, duck, or goose. Pork chops, roasted ham, non-spicy sausages, veal, or egg dishes like quiches are also good. | |||
Goat’s Milk Cheese (Chevre), Meunster, Swiss, Romano, Herbed Cheeses (Boursin) | ||||
Price | $16.99 | |||
Wine-making Notes | Grapes were crushed, pressed, cold settled, then transferred to a stainless steel tank | |||
Technical Data | Composition | 100% Gewurztraminer | ||
% Alcohol | 12% ABV | |||
% Residual Sugar | 0.75% | |||
Total Acid Grams per Liter | 6.75 | |||
pH | 3.55 | |||
Body | light | |||
Aging | Stainless Steel | |||
Type of Fermentation | Traditional | |||
Number of Cases | 166 | |||
Serving Temperature | 40-45°F | |||
Vineyard Name | Olde Chautaqua Vineyards Green Farm “The Grove Vineyard” | |||
Soil Type | Chenango Gravel, Loam | |||
Harvest Date | 09/11/11 | |||
Release Date | 02/17/12 | |||
Best Enjoyed By: | 2016 | |||
Varietal Info | Vitis vinifera | |||
Ripening Time: Late September | ||||
Cluster: small, compact, cylindrical with shoulders, often globular; berries are small ovals, tan-pink in color | ||||
