The grape variety, which originated in Germany, has found an ideal terroir in South Tyrol. Riesling makes high demands on the site and prefers a cool but sunny climate.<br />This is exactly what the vineyards around Lake Montiggl and the neighbouring microzones offer, whose porphyry soils give the wine its special character. The Riesling<br />Fallwind impresses with its fruity notes and mineral acidity, which make it a top-class wine.<br /><br />GROWING AREA:<br />Vineyards around Lake Montiggl and in higher,<br />neighbouring areas (480-700m).<br />Exposure: south/southeast facing slope<br />Soils: Gravel and moraine soils<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br /><br />VINIFICATION:<br />Fermentation in steel tanks. Subsequent ageing on fine yeast<br />for a further five months.<br /><br />FOOD AND WINE PAIRING:<br />This all-rounder goes well with light fish dishes as well as with Asian<br />Asian cuisine and vegetable dishes. In spring with<br />Asparagus salad with ham roll filled with Bolzano sauce.<br />A pleasure also with goat cheese.<br /><br />ANALYTICAL DATA:<br />Alcohol content: 13,5%<br />Acidity: 6,10 gr/lt<br />Residual sugar: 6,15 gr/lt<br />DRINKING TEMPERATURE: 8-10°<br />

<br />Hochkofler<br />Riesling<br /><br />South Tyrol - Alto Adige DOC<br /><br />Brought to South Tyrol in the 19th century by Archduke Johann of Austria, Riesling is one of the most refined and elegant white wines. In contrast to the German models,<br />the wines here in South Tyrol are usually vinified without residual sweetness.<br /><br />Grape variety: Riesling<br />Growing region/climate: Slopes around Bolzano and the Valle Isarco, 500 m above sea level.<br />Harvest: Beginning to middle of October<br />Vinification: Carefully selected grapes are gently pressed and fermented in steel tanks at a controlled temperature. Maturation also takes place in steel tanks to preserve the<br />freshness of the wine.<br /><br />Characteristics<br />Colour: greenish to light yellow<br />Aroma: fruity of peach and apricot, delicate floral, slightly ethereal<br />Flavour: dry, elegant, fresh with pleasant acidity, lively<br />Goes well with fish and shellfish, poultry, goat cheese and vegetarian dishes<br /><br />Alcohol : 13 % vol*<br />Residual sugar : 3,5 g/l*<br /><br />Waste separation<br />Capsule:C/ALU 90 metal/aluminium<br />Bottle closure: FOR 51 Cork<br />Bottle: GL 71 Glass<br />Check the collection system of your municipality<br /><br />* Depending on the vintage, analytical values may vary slightly<br />

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KERNER ARISTOS<br />ALTO ADIGE VALLE ISARCO DOC<br /><br />Vintage 2022<br />Variety Kerner<br />Altitude 800 - 970 m<br />Orientation south and south east<br />Slope 55%<br />Yield per hectare 45 hl<br />Training system guyot<br />Period of harvest mid of october<br />Soil Lean, skeleton-rich, shallow alluvial soils containing quartz phyllite<br />Vinification The grapes are picked exclusively by hand. After a short period of contact with the skins, the delicate crushing of the grapes follows. Controlled temperature<br />fermentation and aging for 10 months on the fine lees takes place partly in in stainless steel tanks, partly in large wood barrels.<br />Characteristic<br />Color from greenish to straw yellow<br />Nose fruity and aromatic, with character and<br />marked elegance, peach scents<br />Taste dry, full and lively texture, spiced, with a<br />muscat note<br />Ageing capacity 6-8 years<br />Pairing recommendations: appetizers, cold meats, egg or mushroom dishes, poached freshwater fish and shellfish, Oysters, herbal risotti<br /><br />Serving temperature 10°C - 12°C<br /><br />Analytical data<br />Alcohol 14,50 % vol.<br />Residual sugar 2,9 g/l<br />total acidity 6,9 g/l<br /><br />Recycling Info:<br /><br />Check the regulations of your municipality<br />Bottle GL 71 - glass - waste glass collection<br />Closure FOR 51 - cork - sep. collection for organic waste<br />Capsule TIN42 - aluminium - aluminium and metal collection<br />

Müller Thurgau originated from a cross between Riesling and Madeleine Royale and is named after its breeder, Prof. Hermann Müller, who came from Thurgau (Switzerland)<br />and carried out the extremely successful cross at the end of the 19th century in Geisenheim (Germany). In the Eisack Valley, this variety thrives mainly at higher altitudes<br />on warm sloping terraces with a very fine soil structure. The climate, which becomes harsher as the altitude increases, and above all the warm days and cool nights during<br />the ripening period, give Müller Thurgau the freshness and variety of aromas that make it so sought-after.<br /><br />Vintage 2023<br />Variety Müller Thurgau<br />Altitude 550 - 970 m<br />Orientation south east<br />Slope 55%<br />Yield per hectare 70 hl<br />Training system guyot<br />Period of harvest mid september<br />Soil Stony, lean, skeleton-rich alluvial soils containing diorite and quartz phyllite<br />Vinification Delicate processing and crushing, controlled temperature fermentation and ageing on fine lees in stainless steel tanks, no malolactic fermentation<br />Characteristic<br />Color from greenish to straw yellow<br />Nose intense, characteristic with light muscat and elder flower scents<br />Taste fresh and spiced, marked character, slightly aromatic and with a full and pleasant body<br />Ageing capacity 5 years<br />Pairing<br />recommendations<br />ligth appetizers, baked or grilled shellfish, velvety soups, light egg-based dishes, excellent as an aperitif<br />Serving temperature 8° C - 10°C<br /><br />Analytical data<br />Alcohol 12,5 % vol.<br />Residual sugar 2,2 g/l<br />total acidity 6 g/l<br /><br />Recycling Info:<br /><br />Check the regulations of your municipality<br />Bottle GL 71 - glass - waste glass collection<br />Closure FOR 51 - cork - sep. collection for organic waste<br />Capsule C/ALU 90 - aluminium - aluminium and metal collection<br />

Historical estate in Appiano Monte.<br />In the style of a feld blend, the Aichberg combines<br />elegance and complexity with great fnesse.<br /><br /><br />Grape variety: Pinot Bianco, Chardonnay,<br />Sauvignon Blanc<br />Site: Appiano Monte, southeast-facing slope<br />at 450 m a.s.l.<br />Vinifcation: small wooden barrels<br />Color: brilliant straw yellow<br />Nose: elegant, playful aromas, exotic with pineapple<br />and banana, some baked apple and hints of tobacco,<br />white pepper, cedar wood and rosemary<br />Palate: elegant structure, complex, smooth, juicy<br />fullness with a lively, minerally fnish<br />Aging potential: 10 years<br />Serving temperature: 12-14°C<br />Pairing suggestions: asparagus, oysters, beef tartare<br /><br />Waste separation: Capsule - C/ALU 90 aluminium and metal, Bottle Stop - For 51 Cork, Bottle - GL 71 Glass. Check your municipality's waste collection system.<br />

<br /><br />The name 'Caliz' is derived from the Latin terms Calix (calyx) and Calx (limestone). The Chardonnay Caliz grows exclusively on light gravel soils with a high dolomite-lime<br />content.<br /><br />The yield has been reduced to 70 hl per hectare of vineyard. The delicate bouquet is reminiscent of ripe pineapple, baby bananas and lime peel. The characteristic<br />Mediterranean fruitiness is complemented by a taut acidity structure from selected Chardonnay lots from higher altitude vineyards. The wine gains in complexity and<br />consistency through longer ageing on the fine lees in large wooden barrels. The large day/night temperature differences give the wine additional spice, and the finish of the<br />Caliz is salty and long.<br /><br />Grape variety: Chardonnay<br />Production zone: 250-500 m a.s.l., south-east, clay-sand and gravel soils, rich in dolomite<br />Vinification: Temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel followed by ageing on the fine lees in large oak barrels.<br />Alcohol: 13 % vol.<br />Total acidity: 5,7 g/l<br />Residual sugar: 2 g/l<br />Yield per hectare: 70 hl<br />Optimum drinking maturity: 1-4 years<br />Method of cultivation: sustainable<br />Bottle size: 0,75 l<br />

<br />2023<br />Grape variety<br />Kerner<br />Growing altitude<br />650 - 970 m<br />Soil<br />Mineral-rich, barren, stony diorite and quartz phyllite weathered soils<br />Vinification<br />gentle processing and pressing, temperature-controlled fermentation and ageing on the fine lees in stainless steel tanks, no malolactic fermentation<br /><br /><br />Colour<br />Straw yellow with green reflections<br />Aroma<br />Spicy, with finely balanced acidity, light nutmeg, peach and apricot flavours<br />Flavour<br />Fresh, racy, intense, aromatic<br /><br />Analytical values<br />Alcohol content 13.5 % vol.<br />Residual sugar 2.5 g/l<br />Total acidity 6.9 g/l<br /><br />Check the regulations of your municipality<br />Bottle<br />GL 71 - Glass - Used glass collection<br />Closure<br />FOR 51 - separate collection for biowaste<br />Capsule<br />C/ALU90 - aluminium - metal collection<br /><br />Translated with DeepL.com (free version)<br />

Description light green colour, a dry and elegant wine. Characteristic is its fresh aroma with scents of tropical fruits, such as pineapple and banana.<br />Grape variety Sylvaner<br />Origin Neustift | Brixen valley basin<br />Sea level 620-700 m<br />Soil gravelly moraine soils with mica schist, paragneiss and quartzite<br />Method of cultivation Guyot<br />Age of the vines 8-15 years<br />Yield 70 hl/ha<br />Harvest by hand | End of September<br />Fermentation | ageing slow fermentation at controlled<br />temperature in stainless steel vats;<br />Storage and maturation up to 6 months on the fine lees in steel tanks and in large wooden barrels<br />Shelf life up to 7 years (with proper storage)<br />Serving temperature 10-12° C<br />Recommended food Aperitif, light starters, Brettljause, asparagus, fish dishes, white meat<br />

Kerner 2022<br />South Tyrol Eisacktaler DOC<br /><br />Description: pale yellow colour with a light green reflex. reflex. Pleasantly aromatic and fruity on the nose and fruity with hints of of white peach and grapefruit.<br />On the palate it is full, fruity and fresh<br />Grape variety: Kerner<br />Origin: Neustift | Brixen valley basin<br />Sea level: 600-900 m<br />Soil: gravelly moraine soils with mica slate, paragneiss and quartzite<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br />Age of the vines: 12-26 years<br />Yield: 60 hl/ha<br />Harvest: by hand | end of September<br />Fermentation | Maturation: slow fermentation at controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks; storage and maturation up to 6 months on the fine lees in steel tanks and in<br />large wooden barrels<br />Shelf life: up to 8 years (if stored properly) storage)<br />Serving temperature 10-12° C<br />Recommended dishes Aperitif: light starters, grilled fish, vegetable terrines, Brettljause (snack)<br />Alcohol content: 13.5<br />Acidity: 7 g/l<br />Residual sugar: 6 g/l<br />Sugar-free extract: 21 g/l<br />

<br />Vorberg Riserva<br /><br />'On the southern slopes of the Tschöggelberg there are very sunny and steep vineyards in the Terlan DOC area, where a very exciting Pinot Blanc thrives at an altitude of<br />between 450 and 650 metres above sea level. This full-bodied and extremely complex wine impresses in particular with its minerality as well as its considerable capacity for<br />development, thereby underlining the full potential of this variety.'<br />Rudi Kofler<br /><br />Wine:<br />Region of Origin: South Tyrol - Italy<br />DOC area: South Tyrol Terlaner<br />Variety: 100% Pinot Blanc<br />Vintage: 2021<br />Yield: 52 hl/ha<br />Orientation: South - Southwest<br />Slope: 5 - 70<br />Altitude: 450 - 650 m<br /><br />Vinification: hand harvest and grape selection; soft whole cluster pressing and clarification of the must by natural sedimentation from the lees; slow fermentation at<br />controlled temperature in large oak barrels (70 &amp; 30 hl); partial malolactic fermentation and ageing for 12 months on the fine lees in traditional wooden barrels.<br /><br />Technical data:<br />Alcohol content: 14,0 % vol.<br />Residual sugar: 0,9 g/l<br />Total acidity: 6,2 g/l<br />Serving temperature: 12 - 14 °C<br /><br />Food pairing:<br />Ideal in combination with a spicy fish soup but also peppered mussels as well as spaghetti allo scoglio; at the same time interesting with gratinated mussels, grilled<br />octopus or braised char; also goes well with the difficult to combine artichokes alla romana; with an aged pecorino, an aged parmesan with mostarda.<br /><br /><br />Character:<br />Colour: brilliant straw yellow with green nuances<br />Nose: A multi-faceted bouquet characterised by ripe fruit notes such as honeydew melon, white peach, pears and golden delicious apples, as well as aromas of quince jelly,<br />camomile and pineapple, and a delicate mineral note of flint.<br />Taste: The interplay of fruity-aromatic and salty taste components is also repeated on the palate. The compact structure with elegant melting makes for a spicy, long-<br />lasting, punchy mineral finish.<br />

<br />South Tyrol DOC<br />Pinot Blanc<br />Schulthauser<br /><br />Pinot Blanc has been cultivated in its second home, South Tyrol, since 1850 and has been one of the most important wines of our winery ever since. Schulthauser was first<br />bottled in 1982 and has since become one of South Tyrol's best-known Pinot Blancs. It is a harmonious, fresh wine with fruity notes that seduces the palate with its<br />creaminess and distinctive acidity.<br /><br />Eye: Straw yellow with green shimmer.<br />Nose: clear fruit nuances of apple, apricot and pear.<br />Palate: lively and balanced with a creamy fruitiness<br />Variety description: Pinot blanc<br />Growing region: Site: Vineyards in 'Schulthaus' above Schloss Moos in Eppan/Berg (540-620m)<br />Exposure: Southeast<br />Soils: Calcareous gravel soils with loam<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot and Pergel<br />Vine age: 10 to 40 years<br />Harvest: End of September, harvest and grape selection by hand.<br />Vinification: The majority (85%) is fermented in steel tanks, the rest in wooden barrels followed by biological acid reduction. In February, the two wines are blended.<br />Drinking temperature: 8-10°.<br />Storage/potential: 4 to 5 years<br />Recommended consumption: An exclusive aperitif and summer wine, but also a versatile food companion: it tastes good with seafood and fish, as well as with delicate<br />dishes of wild fowl. It is particularly recommended with South Tyrolean Schlutzkrapfen.<br />