The first mention of the Lorentz family in the commune of Ribeauvillé dates back to the end of the Thirty Years' War in the second half of the 17th century. They were innkeepers or coopers as well as ‘gourmets’, the old name given to wine merchants, which afforded them an important status in the local community.
In 1748, winegrower and blacksmith Jean-Georges Lorentz was the first to settle in Bergheim, which later became the heart of domaine. Gewurz in German means spice. Gustave Lorentz Gewurztraminer Reserve has a clear, golden yellow color, with an expressive floral nose with hints of roses as well as apricots and tropical fruit. The palate is supple and fresh, complex and rich and still elegant and food friendly. Aromas of exotic fruits and spices with a peppery/ginger finish – well-balanced and slightly dry.
France
75 cl.
White
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