This is what good wine from the Traminer grape tastes like

Traminer is a collective name for various grape varieties from one large family. In Austria you mostly encounter the Red and Yellow Traminer. Traminer produces very recognizable, lush and highly aromatic wines with exotic aromas of lychee, roses and spices.

Check out our wines made from Traminer grapes

The 'ordinary' Traminers are just as lush but often a bit less spicy and somewhat tighter than the best-known variant: Gewürztraminer, which is mainly planted in the French Alsace.

With Traminer it's a case of 'you love it or you hate it'. There are Traminer fan clubs, enthusiasts you could wake up in the middle of the night for a glass. But other wine drinkers want nothing to do with these aromatic white wines.

Traminer originally comes from Alto Adige in Italy, an Austrian province a century ago. By now it has been planted throughout Europe.

We currently have nine wines made from the Traminer grape in our range. You can view our Traminer wines here.