The grapes for this cuvée are farmed organically, which Lucas Rieffel believes is an integral part of their identity. A traditional off-dry style of Gewürztraminer, this has classic notes of peach, lychee, pear and rose water with more honied fruit on the palate and a pleasingly crisp finish. All of this makes it an excellent match for sweet and sour dishes or other Asian-inspired recipes – it will even stand up to those with a bit of heat.
Oliver Barton, Wine Buyer

Andre’s Gewürztraminer is opulent and textural and, unlike his other white wines, this has a bit of residual sugar to back up the tropical and honied flavours. Grown on sand and gravel soils, this wine has a strong aromatic profile of rose water and lychee, which moves to more exotic fruit on the palate, with a delicate ginger note on the long finish. It will be a wonderful match for mild Thai dishes or even slightly hotter Korean ones.
Oliver Barton, Wine Buyer

Bright gold. Deep, perfumed aromas of tropical fruits and cinnamon. Dense, suave and deep, with obvious sweetness to the floral and tropical fruit flavors but lovely overall balance. Finishes smooth and long, with lingering floral nuances. Unlike Trimbach's rieslings and pinot gris, where there wasn't a radical difference between the various levels of wine in the 2011 line-up, this gewurztraminer is noticeably better and more interesting than this producer's other two versions.
Ian D'Agata - vinous.com, Nov 2012