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Gewürztraminer Pays d’Oc

Gewürztraminer Pays d’Oc

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Gewürztraminer Pays d’Oc 

Colour: White
Country / Region: France, Languedoc,  IGP Pays d’Oc
Producer: Varies by cuvée
Grape: 100% Gewürztraminer
ABV: approx. 12%
Style: Aromatic, medium-bodied white wine
Bottle size: 75cl
Farming: Conventional (not certified organic or natural), vegan friendly


Product description

Gewürztraminer Pays d’Oc is a highly aromatic white wine from the sunny vineyards of the Languedoc in southern France. Made from 100% Gewürztraminer, one of the world’s most expressive grape varieties, it offers an instantly recognisable profile full of exotic fruit and floral character.

Compared to classic Alsace styles, this version is typically lighter, fresher and more approachable, making it an excellent choice for everyday enjoyment while still delivering the signature intensity of the grape.


Aroma

Highly aromatic, with notes of lychee, rose petals and tropical fruit, alongside hints of peach, citrus and delicate spice.


Palate

Medium-bodied, smooth and expressive. Flavours of exotic fruit, peach and citrus are balanced by moderate acidity and a soft, rounded texture.
Often slightly off-dry in perception, the wine finishes fresh, aromatic and gently spiced.

A distinctive, fragrant white wine with real personality.


Food pairing

Perfect with:

  • Asian cuisine (Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese)
  • Spiced and aromatic dishes
  • Indian cuisine and mild curries
  • Duck and poultry
  • Soft and aromatic cheeses

How to enjoy

  • Serve chilled at 8–10°C
  • No decanting required
  • Best enjoyed young to preserve its aromatic intensity

Why buy this wine?

  • One of the most aromatic white wine styles
  • Unique flavour profile (lychee, rose, spice)
  • More approachable than Alsace Gewürztraminer
  • Excellent with spiced and flavourful food
  • Ideal for customers looking for something different
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