Description
White Wine: 2008 | Anam Cara | Gewurztraminer Nicholas Estate
Beautiful wine. The nose is filled with apricot jam, poached pear, clove and honey. The same can be used to describe the fluid, where there’s a yummy thickness to the texture amid the great sweetness and just enough balance to this typically low-acid variety. Clove and cinnamon spices in the finish.
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Producer: Anam Cara
Vintage: 2008
Size: 750ml
Varietal: Gewurztraminer
Country/Region: United States, Chemalem Mountain
Beautiful wine. The nose is filled with apricot jam, poached pear, clove and honey. The same can be used to describe the fluid, where there’s a yummy thickness to the texture amid the great sweetnessand just enough balance to this typically low-acid variety. Clove and cinnamon spices in the finish.
Producer Information
The words Anam Cara are Celtic for “friend of my soul” and represent rare friendships that transcend time and distance. Originally from Lodi, California (Nick) and Scotland (Sheila) the couple met in London while Sheila was in Public Relations and Nick was the European Marketing Manager for a US-based corporation. When Nick returned stateside in 1981, they were married in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Together, they opened a small chain of family-serving pizza parlors first in Benicia, California, and then in the Napa Valley. It was when they moved to St. Helena that their immersion in the world of wine began. In 2001, the family came to Oregon, purchasing a rundown walnut, plum and filbert orchard which was to become the home of Nicholas Vineyard and Anam Cara Cellars wines. Nick and Sheila continue to farm the vineyard, assisted by their two dogs, Buck and Missy who welcome visitors and help keep the vineyard gopher free.
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