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Garry Oaks Gewurztraminer
Gulf Islands, Canada
About this product
Gulf Islands Gewurztraminer from volcanic basalt soils on Salt Spring Island; lychee, rose petal, ginger and a clean mineral finish. BC's most distinctly island-terroir Gewurz.
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Pairings
complement
seafood
Lychee sweetness in wine echoes the natural sweetness of Dungeness crab; rose petal florality lifts the buttery richness; ginger bridges the lemon.
classic
main
complement
BC Gewurztraminer's lychee and rose petal aromatics complement delicate crab; ginger bridges the wine's spice while the crisp acidity cuts through the fried coating.
classic
starter
bridge
Gewurztraminer's floral intensity and residual sweetness bridge the aromatic spice of Thai curry; the wine's body handles the coconut milk richness.
established
main
complement
cheese
Floral spice in wine bridges the earthy, mushroom character of Brie; lychee sweetness balances the cheese's savoury richness.
established
cheese
complement
The wine's floral and spiced character complements soft goat's cheese; honey and thyme amplify Gewurztraminer's aromatic generosity.
established
cheese
elevate
Garry Oaks' terroir-expressive Gewurztraminer elevates the sweetness of Pacific spot prawns; chilli heat is tempered by the wine's aromatic lift.
established
main
complement
meat
Lychee appears in both wine and salad; ginger in wine bridges Vietnamese spice; rose petal floral lift suits mint and fresh herb.
adventurous
main
complement
casual
Garry Oaks Gewurztraminer's aromatic freshness bridges the peach chutney and goat cheese; a Gulf Island white for a Gulf Island table
suggested
casual