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Thornhaven Gewurztraminer
Summerland, Canada
About this product
Summerland Gewurztraminer from the lake-cooled west bench; rose petal, lychee and grapefruit with a drier, more mineral style than Okanagan valley-floor expressions.
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Pairings
complement
seafood
Rose petal and ginger spice in wine mirror the ginger butter; grapefruit acidity cuts salmon oil while lychee adds aromatic lift.
classic
main
bridge
Gewurztraminer's lychee and ginger notes bridge umami-rich black cod; the wine's body matches the buttery fish without overwhelming it.
classic
main
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Gewurztraminer's spice and aromatic richness bridge the warm spice of lamb samosas; mint chutney echoes the wine's herbal freshness.
established
aperitif
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casual
Thornhaven Gewurztraminer's Summerland spice bridges the Thai mango salad; a BC aromatic wine for Southeast Asian heat
established
casual
complement
The wine's defining fruit mirrors this dessert directly — a floral, aromatic partnership where the wine's aromatics and the dessert's profile are in complete harmony.
established
dessert
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food
BC Gewurztraminer follows the Alsatian tradition of the grape's homeland; the smoked sausage is the classic pairing
established
main
bridge
meat
Gentle spice in wine bridges lemongrass and coconut; rose petal florality lifts the curry's complexity; dry finish prevents the pairing from becoming too rich.
established
main
complement
Thornhaven's Gewurztraminer handles asparagus's wine-difficult character with its aromatic power; Hollandaise's richness is balanced by the wine's acidity.
suggested
starter