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Feldmarschall Müller-Thurgau Alto Adige DOC

This beautifully crafted wine is made from 100% Müller-Thurgau. The vineyards sit on the high plateau of

Fennberg, protected from the northerly winds and ripened in a unique microclimate. At an elevation of

3,300 feet above sea level, these are among the highest Müller-Thurgau vineyards in Europe. The wine is

named after Franz Philipp Freiherr von Fenner zu Fennberg, founder of the Austrian Kaiserjäger (soldiers

of the Austrian emperor), who once used this picturesque Hofstatt as a summer residence.

Gewürztraminer Alto Adige DOC

This most ancient grape of the region is treated to some careful vinification that preserves its true varietal

character. Grown on hillsides surrounding the villages of Entiklar and Kurtatsch, not far from the winery

itself, the Gewürztraminer is allowed to get perfectly ripe. Vinified in a combination of stainless steel tanks

and cement vats, the wine is matured on the fine lees for extra depth of character. The stainless steel

preserves freshness while the cement allows the wine to breathe naturally. The final blend is a classic

example of this variety.

Turmhof Sauvignon Alto Adige DOC

This handcrafted Sauvignon Blanc comes from two separate areas—at different altitudes and with different

soils—each making their own contribution to the final wine. The chalky, glacial soils in Kurtatsch provide

structure and minerality while the sandy, loam soils of Völser Aicha allow for development of the classic

floral and herbal qualities. A portion (30%) of the wine is matured in large oak casks on the fine lees for

six months to add complexity, while a multi vessel approach (steel, wood, and cement) to aging adds

roundness and balance.

Linticlarus Lagrein Riserva Alto Adige DOC

The Linticlarus Selection line includes the premium wines of the Tiefenbrunner Estate Winery, which are

produced only in exceptional vintages. The name “Linticlarus” is taken from the name of the former Roman

fortress “castrum linticlar” in Entiklar. The goal of this selection is to combine the highest potential of both

the vineyard and the vintner’s art to produce inimitable, world-class wines.

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WINES OF NORTHERN ITALY