Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Cellar Craft Showcase Gewurztraminer-Riesling

Cellar Craft Today we are looking at Cellar Craft International's Showcase Gewurztraminer-Riesling wine. The grapes for this award winning wine are again from the Yakima Valley in Washington State.

The peach and melon undertones from the Riesling grapes meld perfectly with the spice, mango, grapefruit and lychee flavors of the Gewurztraminer.

This wine is absolutely elegant with a hint of sweetness coming from the Riesling flavor reserve pack which accompanies this wine. This full-bodied white wine can be enjoyed young or you can age this wine to let its rich flavors develop even more. Enjoy this wine just slightly chilled!

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