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Gewürztraminer, together with Riesling, is one of the most exquisite wines in the world. Shiny gold, characteristic Muscat and spice aromas, opulent and creamy across the palate, with a persistent finish that resonates the variety’s personality. Gewürztraminer is a particularly suitable as an aperitif, and with smoked salmon, roasted eel or spicy cheese.

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