Traminette
Traminette
Joannes Seyve 23.416 x Gewürztraminer, 1965
Originally crossed by H.C. Barrett at the University of Illinois, then cultivated at Cornell University.
Vine Characteristics
Medium winter hardy.
Self-pollinating flowers.
Harvest Late August to early September.
Superior wine quality and good productivity.
Partial resistance to several fungal diseases.
Spur pruning.
Clusters are shouldered, moderately loose, and medium sized.
Two cluster per shoot.
Generally has great vine structure.
Winemaker’s Notes
Aromatic nose.
A champion in the winery.
Avoid Malo-lactic fermentation.
Mouth feel is crisp with excellent acidity.
A great dry wine that offers a bridge to sweeter wine drinkers.
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