Do you like lemon drop cocktails? This is a lemon drop wine —so ripe and round and sweetly lemony it could almost pass for Limoncello. Despite the almost 14% alcohol, there is some sweetness, as you might find in a late harvest wine, albeit concealed by the acidity. Rose petals and talcum powder flavors coalesce into a firm, full, fruity, slightly sweet and also quite fragrant finish. ——P.G.(6/1/2011)—— 90

Fragrant, fascinating and flat-out delicious, this is one of the top offerings of Gewurztraminer from anywhere in Oregon. Scents of rose petals, citrus oil, pine needle and lime skin pour forth; the flavors are crisply defined, elegant, lingering and in perfect balance. Technically off-dry, this has the acidity and focus to be most flexible with a wide variety of Asian foods. ——P.G.(6/1/2010)—— 92

Brandborg really knocks it out of the park with this Gewurztraminer, the strongest in a very solid lineup of white wines. It perfectly captures the oily, floral essence of the grape, in a dense, focused wine loaded with citrus oil, Key lime, and tropical fruits. Great length and balance, as with all the Brandborg white wines.——P.G.(4/1/2009)—— 92

Sweet and sugary, with orange candy flavors, almost muscat-like. It hits you with fruit and sugar, then holds through the mid-palate before fading, without much change as it goes.——P.G.(5/1/2006)—— 82