This is what good wine from the Roter Traminer grape tastes like

Roter Traminer is one of the descendants of the large Traminer family, of which Gewürztraminer is the best known. Roter Traminer resembles its famous brother, but is less aromatic and tighter.

Roter Traminer is the German name for what is called Savignan Rosé in France. There, it is found on a modest scale in Alsace. In Central Europe, it grows in the Austrian Burgenland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Croatia, among other places. Several winemakers choose this grape for fine sweet wines, while others make a dry aperitif wine from it.