traminer

The original grape, which is called traminer, produced a mutation that made a much more exciting wine than the locals were used to getting from their somewhat fickle traminer grapes.

The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal:Today's Headlines 2008

I quite like it when folks call gewurztraminer simply 'traminer' … it's far more punter friendly.

The Wine Front 2009

The wine a delicious Italian traminer - Dorigo Framiner.

What I Ate Last Night Department - Bitten Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

The prevalent vines in the Würzburg district are the riesling, the traminer, the elbling, and the rulander, or pineau gris.

Facts About Champagne and Other Sparkling Wines Henry Vizetelly 1857

The wine employed comes from vineyards in the vicinity of Heilbronn, and others in the Rheingau and the Grand Duchy of Baden, and is more or less a blend of the clevener, traminer, rulander, riesling, and elbling varieties of grape.

Facts About Champagne and Other Sparkling Wines Henry Vizetelly 1857

Gewürztraminer is a mutation of the traminer grape, hence the full name.

Express Milwaukee 2009

Made from the spicy traminer grape, this wine offers a sweet alternative for dessert.

unknown title 2009

Our accompanying wine, a bottle of Khan Krum traminer 2007 (about 18 leva), came well chilled, and was kept in an ice bucket at our table.

SofiaEcho RSS feed 2009

In Australia, “Traminer” is still a label caught up in old perceptions that wines like “traminer riesling” were always sweet, sickly, cloying and cheap (” moselle” has some similar meanings for some here).

I can’t believe it’s not Albariño! | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009