CuvéeAlsaceWhite

Gewurztraminer Réserve

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Alsace Willm

Gewurztraminer

About this wine

The house's signature varietal, made in an off-dry style with pronounced litchi, rose, and spice aromatics. Typical vintages show roughly 17-18 g/l residual sugar balanced by the variety's naturally low acidity, giving a rounded, aromatic profile.

Beginner's Note

The easiest way to understand what makes Gewurztraminer famous — heady rose and litchi in a glass.

Sommelier's Note

"Textbook Alsace Gewurztraminer — if you want to know why the grape has fans for life, start here."

Food Pairings

A go-to pairing for Asian cuisine, foie gras, and Alsatian Munster cheese; also excellent with lightly spiced dishes where sweetness and spice need a counterpart.

When to drink it

Spiced Asian dinners, cheese course, aperitif for special occasions

Specs

Grape Varieties
Gewurztraminer
Style
White
Alcohol
12.8%
Price Range
$16-19

Terroir & Winemaking

Alcohol around 12.8-13.3% vol depending on vintage; residual sugar approximately 17-18 g/l. Made from grapes grown on the granite and clay-limestone slopes above Barr.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Willm Gewurztraminer Réserve sweet?
It's off-dry, with roughly 17-18 g/l residual sugar balanced by the grape's naturally soft acidity — noticeably fruitier than a dry white, but not a dessert wine.
What does it smell like?
Classic Gewurztraminer aromatics: litchi, rose petal, and warm spice, with a rounded, perfumed palate.
Should it be served very cold?
A moderate chill (around 10-12°C) is better than ice-cold, which can mute its aromatics.

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