Alto Adige

Alto Adige

R 90
2020 Laimburg Oyèll Alto Adige Oyèll Sauvignon Blanc Riserva
grape Sauvignon Blanc
Special Price 21.50 17.77 Regular Price 25.95
R 90
2020 Laimburg Barbagòl Alto Adige Lagrein Riserva
grape Lagrein
35.95 29.71
R 90
2021 Laimburg Alto Adige Riesling
grape Riesling
23.45 19.38
2022 Laimburg Alto Adige Gewurztraminer
grape Gewurztraminer
23.45 19.38
2020 Laimburg Elyònd Alto Adige Gewurztraminer Riserva
grape Gewurztraminer
28.95 23.93
92 James Suckling
2021 Pfitscher Alto Adige Stoass Gewurztraminer
grape Chardonnay
20.95 17.31
93 Parker
2023 Cantina Terlano Tradition Alte Adige Pinot Grigio
grape Pinot Grigio
18.25 15.08 As low as 17.15
2024 Tiefenbrunner Alto Adige Pinot Grigio Merus
grape Pinot Grigio
15.95 13.18 As low as 14.95
93 James Suckling
2021 Tiefenbrunner Feldmarschall von Fenner Müller
grape Muller Thurgau
64.95 53.68 As low as 58.95
93 Parker
2023 Cantina Terlano Alto Adige Sauvignon Winkl
grape Sauvignon Blanc
25.35 20.95 As low as 22.95
91 James Suckling
2023 Alois Lageder Pinot Grigio
grape Pinot Grigio
19.10 15.79 As low as 17.95
93 Parker
2020 Tiefenbrunner Lagrein Riserva Linticlarus
grape Lagrein
46.95 38.80 As low as 43.95
92 James Suckling
2020 Franz Haas Alto Adige Pinot Nero Schweizer
grape Pinot Noir
49.95 41.28
2022 Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Blauburgunder
grape Pinot Noir
23.95 19.79 As low as 22.75
92 James Suckling
2024 Franz Haas Pinot Grigio Alto Adige
grape Pinot Grigio
17.95 14.83 As low as 16.50

Alto Adige is one of the smallest wine growing regions in Italy. But thanks to its geographic location, it is also one of the most versatile. What emerges here are not trendy wines, but authentic wines with their own character instead.
Alto Adige is located right below Austria at the top of Italy, in a "Y" -shaped glacial valley. Before planes were invented, this small valley was the main passage between Italy and the rest of Europe.


Vineyards in Alto Adige creep in horizontal rows along the flanks of glacial valleys. The wine estates here are commonly referred to as "Schloss", which is the German word for castle or chateau. Alto Adige is quite small at only 13,000 hectares, but the region varies enough to have 7 different growing sub-regions. The city of Bolzano is smack in the center of Alto Adige and has some of the most amazing landscapes.
Despite its modest size, the Alto Adige wine-growing region offers a remarkable spectrum of grape varieties. And it is not only the native vines of Lagrein and Schiava (Vernatsch) that have established themselves with a special fondness for the Alto Adige terroir. In addition to them, many other noble, vibrant and powerful red and white wines thrive, revealing their distinct aromas among snow-capped peaks and Mediterranean cypresses. The character of the wine varieties is perfected by winemakers with their skill and special instinct; causing an international sensation with their high level of quality.

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