Alto Adige
Alto Adige
Alto Adige along with Friuli could be considered as the source of Italy’s greatest white wines. The region is bilingual with road signs and town names having both Italian and German versions and was the last region to join unified Italy in 1919, having previously been part of the Austria-Hungary Empire. The climate is influence by the Alps with vineyards planted on the steep hillsides of the Adige Valley. The varieties planted here are a mix of internationals such as Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, but my preference is for the aromatics such as Pinot Bianco, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Grigio etc.
Richard Ballantyne MW
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Cantina Tramin 2018 Sudtirol Pinot BiancoSpecial Price £12.79 Regular Price £15.99Tramin is located in the Italian Dolomites and produces wines which are gently aromatic but have the freshness of a... Learn More -
Nals Margreid 2018 Pinot Bianco BergSpecial Price £13.59 Regular Price £16.99Nals Margreid is Noble Grape's favourite producer in Alto Adige, also known as Sudtirol in the Germanic language that... Learn More -
Cantina Tramin 2017 Sudtirol Gewurztraminer 'Nussbaumer'Special Price £22.39 Regular Price £27.99Unquestionably, Italy's greatest aromatic white wine, made from a single vineyard in the Dolomites, in Tramin, the home... Learn More -
Cantina Tramin 2012 Epokale Gewurztraminer SpatleseSpecial Price £104.00 Regular Price £130.002012 is the latest release of this now legendary wine, the first white wine ever to receive a perfect score of 100... Learn More
