<br />'Our Sauvignon selection, which has been given a truly descriptive name, is as filigree as the fine quartz flecks in the volcanic porphyry rock of Terlan. Characteristic of the<br />quartz are its fine texture and depth as well as a salty reverberation, which have in the meantime brought this noble white wine international renown.'<br />Rudi Kofler<br />Wine<br /><br />Region of Origin: South Tyrol - Italy<br />DOC area: South Tyrol Terlan<br />Variety: 100% Sauvignon Blanc<br />Orientation: South - Southwest<br />Slope: 10 - 40<br />Altitude: 300 - 550 m<br /><br />Vinification<br />Harvest and grape selection by hand; gentle whole bunch pressing and clarification of the must by natural sedimentation of the lees; slow fermentation at controlled<br />temperature and maturation for 9 months on the fine lees partly in large wooden barrels (50%) and partly in stainless steel tanks (50%); assemblage three months before<br />bottling.<br /><br />Technical data<br />Alcohol content: 14,0 % vol.<br />Residual sugar: 2,7 g/l<br />Total acidity: 6,8 g/l<br /><br />Recommended with food<br />An exciting accompaniment to oysters, salmon tartare or cruditè of shellfish; also to green apple risotto with cross-roasted brook trout fillet, steamed langoustines or roast<br />lamb in a herb crust with braised asparagus; mature goat's cheese.<br /><br />Character<br />Colour: Sparkling yellow-green<br />Nose: Enticingly exotic with a multi-layered fruit of mango, papaya, lime and red grapefruit but also herbal aromas reminiscent of lemongrass, lemon balm, mint and green<br />tea, this Sauvignon presents itself in the glass. In addition, it also reveals mineral flint notes combined with a hint of gooseberries.<br />Taste: An extremely interesting interplay is experienced on the palate, where the juicy fruit aromas combine with the delicate minerality to create a remarkable harmonious<br />fullness and a powerful and long finish.<br /><br />Recycling information<br />Check the regulations of your municipality<br />Capsule - TIN 42- plastic/aluminium - aluminium and metal collection<br />Cork - FOR 51 - cork - sep. collection for organic waste<br />Bottle - GL 71 - glass - waste glass collection<br />Box - PAP 20 - corrugated cardboard - waste paper collection<br />box 2 - PAP 21 - non corrugated cardboard - waste paper collection<br />

Baron Eyrl<br />Lagrein from Gries<br /><br />South Tyrol - Alto Adige DOC<br /><br />The grapes of the 'Collection' line come from vineyards selected by the cellar master. The vines grow in the heart of the Lagrein growing area and produce a dense, garnet-<br />red and well-structured wine.<br />Grape varieties: Lagrein<br />Growing area/climate: Gries near Bolzano at 250 m above sea level, warm, loose, sandy alluvial soil<br />Harvest: end of September to mid-October<br />Vinification After the traditional maceration in steel barrels, the young wine continues to mature in large oak barrels and then in the bottle.<br />Characteristics:<br />Colour: intense, dark ruby red with violet reflections.<br />Aroma: floral of violets and roses, fruity of dark berries, spicy and mineral, typical notes of cocoa<br />Taste: Elegant and round with velvety tannin and typical acidity.<br />Goes well with: grilled and roasted meat, game dishes and spicy hard cheeses<br />Alcohol: 13,5 % vol*<br />Residual sugar : 4,2 g/l*<br />* Depending on the vintage, the analytical values may vary slightly.<br />

Epokale was the first Italian white wine to be awarded 100 points by Robert Parker's Wine Advocate. This wine contradicts the classic idea of a South Tyrolean<br />Gewürztraminer, redefines boundaries and impressively shows what this great variety is capable of.<br />Mild temperatures in spring brought about an early start of vegetation. The summer months were decidedly sunny and dry. Cool nights ensured that the physiological<br />ripeness could nevertheless develop in a balanced way. Thanks to a cool September, the ripening process was delayed so that an excellent harvest with optimally ripened<br />grapes took place. The elegant white wines show a pronounced juiciness, variety of aromas and depth, the intense reds offer plenty of fruit and character.<br /><br />Grape variety: Gewürztraminer<br />Yield: 29 hl/hectare<br />Altitude: 420 - 440 m<br />Exposure: south-east<br />Harvest: End of October<br />Soil: calcareous gravel with clay soil, subsoil rocks of porphyry<br />Age of the vines: oldest Guyot stock, from over 20 years to almost 30 years old<br />Climate: extreme interplay between sunny days dominated by the Mediterranean climate and night hours dominated by cold downdrafts from the surrounding mountains<br />

SEMISECCO<br />SUPERIOR RESERVE<br />SR1713<br />TYPE<br />Fortified wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2013<br />HARVEST: Manual harvesting, from mid-September onwards, of over-ripened grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues in post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />INNAMORATION: Encounter between wine, cooked must, siphon (grape must capable of giving DOC Marsala mutated - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added<br />ethyl alcohol of viticultural origin) and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGEING METHOD: 9 years. A unique and punctual organoleptic architecture forges this Marsala, the product of slow ageing in 21DAG oak barrels in the Garibaldi cellar<br />since 20 August 2013<br />ALCOHOL ALCOHOL CONTENT: 19.5% vol (39 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 75 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 22%.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala that, if kept in suitable cellars, has practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED<br />2.940<br />

GRAPE VARIETY: Lagrein (short stalk)<br />SOIL TYPE: Alluvial soil of porphyric origin and moraine soil<br />TYPE OF GROWING: pergola, with one truss / cane<br />PLANT DENSITY: 5000 - 8500 canes /ha<br />CROPPING AGE OF THE VINE STOCKS: 25 years<br />QUALITY IMPROVING MEASURES: Thinning of 50% of the grapes in July.<br />HARVEST: First to second week of October; the grapes are harvested, placed in small plastic boxes and dried under cover until Christmas.<br />VINIFICATION: De-stemming and subsequent fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled fermentation temperature with a maceration period of about 10 days.<br />VINIFICATION: End of fermentation in concrete barrels and malolactic fermentation in new barriques and tonneaux. The wine is barrel-aged for at least 16 months before<br />bottling.<br />COLOUR: Almost black violet<br />AROMA: Dried forest fruits, man chocolate, leather<br />TASTE: Very warm, powerful tannins, dense and persistent, slightly bitter.<br />

ORNELLAIA 2020 'LA P ROPORZIONE'<br />- BOLGHERI DOC SUPERIORE RED<br />Ornellaia was born from the encounter between nature and thought. Ancient and complex soils dialogue through the wisdom of man with a delicate microclimate that finds<br />its echo and mirror in the Mediterranean Sea. Long ageing accompanies the estate's great wine to its fullest expression, revealing over time its finesse, breadth and<br />generosity.<br /><br />E NOLOGIST'S TASTING NOTES<br />50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 32% Merlot, 13% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot Alc. 14.5% vol. 'With its usual intense ruby red colour, Ornellaia 2020 is characterised on the<br />nose by aromas of ripe red fruit and delicate notes of vanilla and sweet tobacco. On the palate the wine is soft and velvety, with a pleasant, enveloping mouthfeel that invites<br />a second sip. The tannic texture is dense and at the same time elegant and the finish is savoury and beautifully persistent.' - Olga Fusari - Winemaker - July 2022<br /><br />THE CLIMATE OF 2020<br />After a mild and rainy winter, March saw a temporary drop in temperatures with a few nights below 0°C right at the start of budding in the last week of the month. The newly<br />budded shoots were, however, still protected by the cotton bud tissue, which prevented frost damage. The rest of spring saw generally warm weather with normal rainfall,<br />ensuring regular vegetative development until flowering, which took place between 20 and 25 May. In June, a passage of heavy rainfall towards the middle of the month was<br />followed by a very long dry period with a substantial absence of rain and torrid temperatures until the end of August. The veraison took place evenly and quickly between 20<br />and 25 July, starting the ripening of the grapes under a blazing sun. Rains arrived at the end of August, which led to a considerable drop in temperatures, with night-time<br />lows as low as 13°C, ideal conditions for completing the ripening of the Merlots. They were harvested early and quickly, in just two weeks, in order to preserve as much<br />freshness and fruitiness as possible, just in time to avoid a sudden week-long heat wave where the thermometer marked up to 37°C, causing sugar levels to soar for all the<br />varieties still to be harvested, leading us to begin harvesting Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon from the young vineyards as early as 17 September. Towards the end<br />of September, a passage of rain finally brought the weather conditions back to normal, the water absorbed by the grapes lowered the alcohol levels back to normal values,<br />allowing us to conclude the harvest of Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot on 3 October.<br /><br />VINIFICATION AND FINING<br />Harvesting was carried out by hand in 15 kg crates and the grapes were sorted on a double sorting table before and after destemming and then subjected to a soft crushing.<br />In 2016, optical sorting was introduced in addition to manual selection to further increase the quality of the selection. Each variety and each plot was vinified separately.<br />Alcoholic fermentation took place partly in stainless steel vats and partly in concrete vats at temperatures between 26 and 30°C for a week, followed by a maceration period<br />of around 15 days, with a total stay in the vats of around three weeks. Malolactic fermentation took place mainly in oak barrels (70% new and 30% second passage). The<br />wine remained in barriques in the<br />Ornellaia cellar at a controlled temperature for a period of about 18 months. After the first 12 months, it was blended, then reintroduced into the barriques, where it spent a<br />further 6 months. The wine remained in the bottle for 12 months before release. - Axel Heinz - Estate Manager<br />

'Il Pinot Bianco è da sempre uno dei vini più importanti della nostra cantina e riflette in modo espressivo il terroir su cui maturano le uve a Terlano. I Pinot Bianco puramente<br />varietali, finemente strutturati e soprattutto minerali sono i nostri marchi di fabbrica'.<br />Rudi Kofler<br /><br />Area di provenienza: Alto Adige - Italia<br />Area DOC: Alto Adige<br />Varietà: 100% Pinot bianco<br />Annata: 2022<br />Resa: 63 hl/ha<br />Orientamento: Sud-Ovest<br />Pendenza: 5 - 70<br />Altitudine: 350 - 900 m<br /><br />Vinificazione: raccolta e selezione manuale delle uve; pressatura soffice e chiarificazione del mosto per sedimentazione naturale delle fecce; fermentazione lenta a<br />temperatura controllata in vasche di acciaio inox; affinamento e maturazione per 6-7 mesi sulle fecce fini in vasche di acciaio.<br /><br />Gradazione alcolica: 13,5% vol.<br />Zucchero residuo: 1,6 g/l<br />Acidità totale: 5,9 g/l<br />Temperatura di servizio: 10 - 12 °C<br /><br />Abbinamenti: antipasti di pesce come carpaccio di salmone e tonno; fiori di zucchine ripieni di stracchino o in abbinamento alla burrata; insalata di avocado;<br />accompagnamenti tipici della regione come spatzle agli spinaci o Schlutzkrapfen; ma anche in abbinamento a spaghetti alla carbonara; capesante gratinate, scampi alla<br />griglia così come orate o branzini alla griglia.<br /><br />Informazioni sul riciclaggio<br />Controllare le norme del proprio comune<br />Capsula: C/ALU 90 - plastica/alluminio - raccolta rottami metallici.<br />Sughero - FOR 51 - sughero - raccolta differenziata per i rifiuti organici.<br />Bottiglia - GL 71 - vetro - raccolta del vetro usato<br />

Marsala Dolce Superiore 2017<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified Wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Dolce<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2017<br />HARVEST: Manual harvest, from mid-September, of over-ripened grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues into post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />INNAMORATION: Encounter between wine, siphon (grape must giving DOC Marsala mutated - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added with ethyl alcohol of vine<br />origin), cooked must and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGING METHOD: 4 years. A well-balanced and pleasant Marsala, the oenological synthesis of a journey among oak woods of many shapes and sizes in the greatness of<br />the Florio Cellars<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 18% vol (36 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 108 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 7%<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />GASTRONOMIC MATCHES: Dark chocolate<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala that, if stored in suitable cellars, has<br />practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED: 13.833<br />

Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco 2015<br /><br />TYPE: Fortified Wine<br />CLASSIFICATION: DOC Marsala Superiore Riserva Semisecco<br />YEAR OF FORTIFICATION: 2015<br />HARVEST: Manual harvesting, from mid-September, of overripe grapes on the vine, to build a grape with a high and ripe sugar and polyphenol content<br />VINIFICATION: Energetic extraction forces come into play through the use of the traditional wine press to create musts loaded with colour, high dry extracts and extreme<br />marine flavour. Fermentation in cement, punctuated by continuous micro-oxygenation, which continues into post-fermentation, preparing the wine for the encounter with<br />alcohol, to initiate the first 'act of giving DOC Marsala'.<br />INNAMORAMENTO: Meeting between wine, siphon (grape must act to give DOC Marsala<br />muted - i.e. whose fermentation has been stopped - added with ethyl alcohol of viticultural origin), cooked must and a small percentage of alcohol<br />AGEING METHOD: 6 years. An organoleptic architecture of simple elegance gives voice to this Marsala, son of a slow ageing movement that has cradled it from barriques<br />to the 4SBG oak barrels in the Garibaldi cellar<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 19% vol (38 PROOF)<br />SUGAR CONTENT: 80 g/l<br />ANGEL'S SHARE: 18%.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° - 16°C<br />GASTRONOMIC MATCHES: Blue cheeses such as gorgonzola or blue, dried fruit<br />METHOD OF STORAGE: In a cool, not excessively humid place, protected from light<br />DURATION: Marsala, which, if stored in suitable cellars, has<br />practically no time limits<br />NUMBER OF BOTTLES PRODUCED<br />3.533<br />

Appius 2012<br />The third edition of the super wine APPIUS remains true to the principle of interpreting the respective vintage in the best possible way through excellent grapes personally<br />selected by Hans Terzer. From a climatic point of view, 2012 was very positive in the Überetsch: the harvest was without significant rainfall and produced fully ripe grapes<br />with beautiful fruit and intense aromas, which can also be found in the APPIUS 2012.<br />The cuvee with a main part of Chardonnay is combined with Sauvignon, Pinot Grigio and Pinot Blanc. The result: a multi-layered complex nose of paradisiacal fruit notes<br />such as: Banana, pineapple, papaya - but also slightly floral notes. The palate is flattered by a creamy structure accompanied by pleasant minerality, a fine acidity and a<br />long lasting finish. All in all, a very harmonious and elegant wine - which guarantees extraordinary drinking pleasure even after many years.<br /><br />Bright straw yellow with green reflections<br />Multi-layered aromas of banana, pineapple, papaya<br />Creamy minerality, complex, immensely long finish<br /><br />Vines: Variety: Chardonnay (65%), Sauvignon (15%), rest Pinot Grigio and Pinot Blanc<br /><br />Age: 25 to 35 years<br /><br />Growing area:<br />Site: selected vineyards in Eppan.<br />Exposure: south-east / south-west<br />Soil: Calcareous gravel or moraine debris soils<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br /><br />Harvest 2012:<br />Mid to late September<br /><br />Vinification: Fermentation, malolactic fermentation and ageing in barriques.<br />tonneau. Assemblage after just under one year and further maturation<br />on the fine lees for three years in steel tanks.<br />Yield: 35 hl/ha<br /><br />Analytical data:<br />Alcohol content: 14%<br />Residual sugar: 3 gr/l<br />Acidity: 5,20 gr/l<br /><br />Serving suggestions:<br />Drinking temperature: 8 to 10 degrees<br />

Description: light yellow colour with a slight green reflex. Elegant, harmonious structure with scents of peach, pear and citrus. Nicely balanced acidity and mineral finish.<br /><br />Grape variety Riesling<br />Origin Neustift | Brixen valley basin<br />Sea level 600-670 m<br />Soil gravelly moraine soils with mica schist, paragneiss and quartzite<br />Method of cultivation Guyot<br />Age of the vines 10-18 years<br />Yield 60 hl/ha<br />Harvest by hand | End of September<br />Fermentation | Maturation slow controlled fermentation at controlled temperature in stainless steel vats. Storage and maturation up to 6 months on the fine yeast in 20 hl<br />wooden barrels<br />Shelf life up to 12 years (if stored properly)<br />Bottling May 2021<br />Serving temperature 10-12° C<br />Recommended dishes Starters Seafood Prawns Fish dishes Asian dishes Veal<br />

Château LA POINTE 2012<br />General Information<br />Château La Pointe<br />Vintage: 2012<br />Production: 66 000 bottles<br />Merlot 85% - Cabernet Franc 15%<br />Alcohol content: 13.5°<br />Appellation: Pomerol. Area: Right Bank. Region: Bordeaux.<br />Vineyard and soil type: 23 hectares on small gravel and pebblesoils of the Isle's river terraces, clayey-gravel and sandy soilsover clay or gravel sub-soils.<br />Vinification and ageing: traditional Bordeaux methods.<br />Distribution: through the wine merchants of the Place deBordeaux.<br />Owner: SCE Château La Pointe.<br />General Manager: Eric Monneret. Vine and Wine Consultant: Hubert de Boüard de Laforest.<br />Member of the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux.<br />Weather conditions: a great year for Merlot, a great year for Pomerol.<br />This vintage was characterised by a cool and humid spring andearly summer followed by a warm, dry and very sunny secondhalf of the summer with significantly low rainfall<br />(120 mm belowthe thirty year average). This sequence of events was ideal forthe vine's development. As in 2010, flowering took place relatively early (late May). Colour<br />change occurred in early August and got off to a slowstart although the considerable difference between day andnight temperatures ensured good concentration<br />andpreservation of the aromas in the grape skins. The grapes ripened in good conditions, in particular the Merlots, ofremarkably high quality in 2012.<br />The harvests began in early October and took place in greatconditions as we picked slowly and serenely in the brightsunshine, finishing on the 14th October. Botrytis did<br />not affect the vines and we were able to pick each plot at its optimumripeness. The concentration in anthocyanins was outstanding,the grapes displayed complex and<br />intense fruity aromas (a littlemore than in 2011) with soft tannins and crunchy pips.<br />Tasting commentDeep, opaque and intense colour. The first visual impression ofthe wine is very dense overall.The palate reveals a smooth, velvety texture with<br />remarkablepersistence, a taut structure and good freshness on the finish.The oak is extremely well integrated and harmonious, evolvingtowards notes of black fruits and<br />violet.This vintage is characterised by its round, unctuous mid-palateand, on the finish, by those indulgent aromatic fruity notes ofthe style favoured at La Pointe. This well-<br />balanced vintage isalmost ready to be enjoyed although it can also be left to evolvein the cellar for another 15 years.<br /><br />(March 2013, Primeurs tasting comments by Hubert de Boüardde Laforest)<br />When to taste ?<br />To drink or to keep? The 2012 vintage offers exceptional ageing potential.To be enjoyed from 4 to 15 years old and upwards. The aromatic freshness, balance and<br />smoothness of this Merlot-dominant Pomerol will suit lovers of young wines. In its earlyyears it offers floral notes, a tasty, juicy touch of red and blackberries and slightly<br />spicy, toasty notes.The ageing potential of this vintage will also suit connoisseurswho have the patience to wait for the Grands Crus de Bordeauxto develop more evolved<br />aromas of truffle, undergrowth, game, Russian leather and light tobacco.<br />To air, decant or just enjoy?<br />Airing: when the vintage is young (under 10 years old) it isrecommended to decant one hour before serving to ensure goodcontact with air. This oxygenation allows the wine<br />to 'open up',freeing the aromas and softening the tannins. Decanting: when the vintage is old (over 10 years) a naturaldeposit may form in the bottom of the bottle. The wine<br />loveroften asks for the wine to be poured delicately into the decanterso as to leave the deposit in the bottle. Decanting a very oldwine (over 20 years) can, however, be a<br />mistake as suddencontact with air may deteriorate a wine that has become fragilewith age.Just enjoying: another approach is to avoid the ritualizationaround tasting. You<br />simply choose a vintage, open the bottle,pour delicately and take your time in enjoying it, therebyallowing the wine to tell you its own story as it evolves in theglass over the<br />course of the evening.<br />