Park Wine - White [2023]

For drinking in the park.

Made ignoring the rules we suggest you embrace the same spirit in the drinking.

The spirit of Park Wine is unbiased.
It has no rules.
It’s for fun, enjoyment and a laugh when you pull out the bottle.

Park White [2023] Gewürztraminer.

Impossible to pronounce but easy to swallow.

Preconceived ideas exist all around. Gewürzt can often be one-dimensional. The notion of Gewürzt as a sweet wine is one of those strongest notions. 

We’re challenging the generally accepted style of this variety by making a skin-contact white. Those skins amp up the texture with layer upon layer of flavour and interest.

So dry it’s like walking barefoot through the desert

Find a park. Embrace the vibe. 
No fancy glass is needed.

Gewürtz has the most informative aromatics you'll find in the world of wine. Bright and lively, it's as if you've rushed into a Turkish delight factory. An assault on the senses.

Rosewater, musk lolly, candied honey, dried mango, orange rind and white flowers smash headlong into meyer lemon and crystallised ginger. With that skinsy hint of tannin keeping Gewurz tight it's a head exploding emoji in a glass.

Would be significant if the wine was serious. It’s not. But in case you're interested - Eureka Vineyard, Adelaide Hills.

100% Gewurztraminer; pronounced [ge ‘vyat stra mi na] You’ll sound like a pro if you call it Gewürtz.

Label Art: @shazhong

Fun. Not facts.
Made as an 'Orange' wine. What does that mean? Well essentially we made a white wine, using red wine techniques.
8 days on skins during fermentation.
Pressed to old oak for some gentle (short) maturation.
An absolute minimal intervention wine.
Un-fined & unfiltered [so expect it to be cloudy.]

OTHER STUFF
Convenient Crown Seal.
11.5% alc/vol
Vegan friendly.
Serve chilled
Single Vineyard
Adelaide Hills

Don’t worry about food, it’s just a refreshing beverage.
We find the best match for Park Wine is backyard cricket, but any summer vibe will do.