2014 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
Rose-petal aromas and luscious melon and grapefruit flavors give plenty of interest to this medium-bodied, dry and ultrasmooth wine from a stalwart winery. Delicious on its own for lunch or cocktail hour, it also makes a great counterpoint with Thai food and shellfish. Jim Gordon, Wine Enthusiast, December 1, 2015.
2012 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
Light and crisp, with yellow apple, pear and lemon zest accents.
Dried floral and chamomile notes echo in the background. Drink
now. - MaryAnn Worobiec,Wine Spectator, December 15, 2013.
2011 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
This pale yellow colored Gewurztraminer from Navarro is one of the
best Gewurtz's that I have covered in a while. It opens with a fragrant lychee bouquet with hints of peach. On the palate, this wine is medium bodied, slightly acidic, and zesty. The flavor profile is a very tasty mineral infused lychee with hints of tangerine and peach. It closes dry but its ripe fruit and lingering acidity make it feel close to semi-dry. As a result, it lasts for quite some time after the wines is gone. It was perfect with my
sisters Thanksgiving dinner. Enjoy - Ken. - Ken Hoggins,www.KensWineGuide.com, December 5, 2012.
2010 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
Very floral opulent nose, heady, honeysuckle aromas. Drier than the nose suggests, robust, firm phenolic tone, almost austere but has succulence and vigour.- Stephen Brook, Critic's Challenge Wine Competition, 2012
2002 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
Navarro makes America’s consistently finest Gewürztraminer and in 2002 the winery made about 550 cases of a non-estate wine. - Dan Berger’s Vintage Experiences, July 3, 2003.
2001 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
Not as spiced as the winery’s Estate Gewürztraminer, with gardenia and ginger notes, 0.67% residual sugar and a rich, Thai food-targeted finish.- Dan Berger’s Vintage Experiences, August 15, 2002.
2000 Gewürztraminer, Cuvée Traditional
Medium light gold color, lovely fragrant lychee, floral. Off-dry spicy tart flavor; very long off-dry finish. A classic Dolly Parton, up-front Gewerztraminer; ready to drink at a good price.- Tom Hill, Los Olivos Wine & Spirits, November 15, 2001.
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