Wine Traminac grape

The Traminac grape is one of Europe’s most distinctive and aromatic white grape varieties. Internationally better known as Gewürztraminer, this grape is renowned for its rich aromas, delicate flavor, and versatile wine styles. From the cool vineyards of Alsace to the sunny hills of Croatia, Traminac enchants wine lovers worldwide with its unique charm.

The Traminac grape belongs to the famous Traminer family, an ancient line of aromatic grapes. The name Gewürztraminer literally means “spiced Traminer,” a reference to the pronounced fragrant and spicy aromas this grape produces. Originally, Traminer was mainly grown in the Alpine regions, with strong historical ties to South Tyrol (Italy) and Alsace (France). In Croatia, particularly in Slavonia and along the Danube, the Traminac grape is known for producing full-bodied, aromatic wines that can be made both dry and sweet.