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SKU:
17970
Brand:
San Michele Appiano
È nel 1989 che nasce il vino bianco più famoso della nostra cantina. Da più di 30 anni il Sauvignon Sanct Valentin beneficia di singole e selezionate parcelle poste sui pendii ai piedi della Mendola, per generare un vino di altissimo profilo. Dal frutto seducente, con eccellente mineralità e persistenza, questo vino è il più importante della linea Sanct Valentin ed uno dei vini bianchi più premiati d’Italia.
€33.00
SKU:
17528
Brand:
Cantina Tramin
The grapes come from vineyards that extend in a hilly area at 250-400 meters above sea level on calcareous soils of clay, gravel and sand subjected to strong temperature variations.
€15.56
SKU:
17523
Brand:
Cantina Tramin
The grapes come from vineyards that extend over hills adjacent to the mountain, at an altitude between 250 and 400 m slm , on calcareous soils of clay, gravel and sandy conformation, subjected to strong temperature variations.
€14.82
SKU:
17514
Brand:
Cantina Tramin
The Pinot Noir grapes used for our Marjun are grown in calcareous-clayey soils in a hilly area at 350 to 650 meters above sea level. It takes its name from a limestone debris belt overlying the vineyards (in the ancient pre-Latin Indo-European language “marra” means “debris”)
€28.49
SKU:
16753
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
This Pinot Noir comes from vineyards that extend to 450 meters sldm in the Bassa Atesina. The particular composition of the soil, a mixture of clay and limestone, and the particularly favorable microclimate, with significant temperature changes between day and night, are the ideal conditions for the production of a high quality Pinot Noir.
€14.76
SKU:
16752
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
Peter Zemmer's Pinot Grigio is a fresh, enveloping white wine with mineral notes that was born in the Bassa Atesina. The aging in steel helps to leave more room for the typical varietal nuances of ripe white fruit, floral fragrances, light spices and sweet and aromatic tones. When tasted, it conquers for its fresh and fruity sip, with a good alcohol content, balanced by a vibrant mineral freshness
€11.71
SKU:
16751
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
The Lagrein Rosé from the Peter Zemmer winery is a fresh and drinkable rosé wine from Alto Adige, perfect for accompanying a platter of cold cuts during an aperitif with friends. This label is made with carefully selected pure grapes of the same name and a short aging in steel. The intense rosé color illuminates the glass while aromas of small red berries and floral sensations inebriate the nose. An agile, fresh, fruity and harmonious sip emerges on the palate
SKU:
16750
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
This typical and native vine of South Tyrol finds an optimal habitat on clayey and calcareous soils of the cellar's vineyards.
€13.05
SKU:
16748
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
Peter Zemmer Chardonnay is a white wine obtained from 100% Chardonnay grapes which are aged for a few months in steel.
€11.71
SKU:
16747
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
Hence the denomination chosen for this geographical entity
from the historical name "Buchholz" for the slopes of the valley above
Salorno in the Bassa Atesina, already mentioned in the historical cartography of
the land register of 1858 is documented.
€48.56
SKU:
16746
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
Hence the denomination chosen for this geographical entity from the historical name "Buchholz" for the slopes of the valley above Salorno in the Bassa Atesina, already mentioned in the historical cartography of the land register of 1858 is documented.
€21.28
SKU:
16745
Brand:
Peter Zemmer
The Pinot Noir Riserva "Vigna Kolf" is a full-bodied and intense red wine with an elegant and refined profile, born at an altitude of 1030 meters from a single vineyard. Aged for one year in barrique, it expresses aromas of wild berries, cherry and strawberry, followed by notes of cocoa, vanilla and noble woods. On the palate, despite the firm and soft structure, it is agile and vibrant, with soft tannins and a gentle freshness
€37.58
Alto Adige DOC: A Wine of Excellence in a Region of Great Traditions
Wine is a traditional beverage that has been produced around the world for centuries. Italian wines have an international reputation for quality and excellence. One of the places in Italy known for producing quality wines is Alto Adige. Alto Adige is a region in northern Italy that extends along the Val di Non and the Adige and Isarco valleys. The region is rich in history, tradition, and, of course, wine.
Alto Adige is one of Italy's oldest wine-producing regions and today one of the most renowned. The region is also home to numerous DOCs, such as Alto Adige DOC, Alto Adige Val Venosta DOC, Alto Adige Lagrein DOC, and Alto Adige Teroldego Rotaliano DOC. Alto Adige DOC is one of the most important DOCs in northern Italy and is a high-quality product.
What is the Alto Adige DOC?
The Alto Adige DOC is a controlled designation of origin. It is a wine produced in the Adige and Isarco valleys of South Tyrol and is considered one of the region's most prized quality wines. The Alto Adige DOC is a white, rosé, or red wine made from grapes grown in the Adige and Isarco valleys. The Alto Adige DOC is produced with local grapes, such as Müller Thurgau, Sauvignon, Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, Lagrein, and Sangiovese. The Alto Adige DOC requires that the wine be produced with a maximum yield of 70%.
What is the history of the Alto Adige DOC?
The history of the Alto Adige DOC dates back to the early 1900s, when the region developed as one of the first wine regions in northern Italy. In 1965, the region received official DOC recognition. Over the years, the Alto Adige DOC has become one of the most highly regarded DOCs in northern Italy, thanks to the quality and excellence of its wines.
What wines are produced in the Alto Adige DOC?
The wines produced in the Alto Adige DOC are white, rosé, or red. The white wines produced in the Alto Adige DOC are primarily Müller Thurgau, Sauvignon, Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Grigio, and Pinot Noir. The rosé wines produced in the Alto Adige DOC are primarily Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, and Lagrein. The red wines produced in the Alto Adige DOC are primarily Sangiovese, Lagrein, and Pinot Noir.
Who are the most important producers of Alto Adige DOC wines?
The Alto Adige DOC is produced by numerous wine producers, including some of the largest and most renowned wineries in the region. Among the most important wineries are: Castel Sallegg , Cantina Tramin, Cantina Terlano, Castel Juval, Cantina Magrè, and Cantina Kurtatsch. These wineries produce excellent wines, appreciated throughout the world.
What are the prices of Alto Adige DOC wines?
The prices of Alto Adige DOC wines vary depending on the producer, the grapes used, and the vintage. Alto Adige DOC wines can be purchased for prices ranging from 10 to 30 euros per liter. However, there are also luxury products produced in the Alto Adige DOC that can cost up to 100 euros per liter.
Finally, the Alto Adige DOC is a controlled designation of origin that represents one of the oldest and most highly regarded winemaking regions in Italy. The wines produced in the Alto Adige DOC are of excellent quality, appreciated worldwide, and are also prized for their history and tradition. The Alto Adige DOC offers a wide range of quality wines, from whites to reds, to suit all palates, from the most demanding to the less demanding.