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Alto Adige Pinot Gris DOC 2023 (750 ml.) Terlan
Pinot Gris 'Tradition' line by Terlan is part of the Bordeaux vine family, the harvest and selection of the grapes is manual. Refines for 5-7 months in steel barrels. It is a wine that immediately presents itself as very elegant, with a delicate fruity bouquet rich in facets and enchants the palate with a balanced acidity that also remains in the aftertaste. It goes well with South Tyrolean first courses based on speck, bresaola or venison salami, but also typical Italian dishes, such as Parma ham, dried tomatoes and olive pâté, herb risotto, nettle gnocchi or beetroot dumplings. It also pairs well with truffle-based recipes, not too spicy veal and grilled fish.
- Product Category
- White Wine
- Designation
- Alto Adige DOC
- Grape / Raw material
- pinot gris
- Vintage or Cuvée
- 2023
- Size
- 750 ml.
- Country
- Italy
- Region
- IT - South Tyrol
- Alcohol Content
- 13.5% vol.
- Service Temperature
- 10° - 12° C.
- Suggested Glass
- Calyx thin long-stemmed
- Food Matches
- Mixed cold cuts, Fish plates, White Meat, Rice & Risotto, Vegetables and Legumes, Soups and Vegetables
- Allergens
- Contains sulphites (by sulphites we mean the sulphur dioxide that is added to wine, to preserve it, thanks to its disinfectant, antioxidant and stabilizing action)
TRL-PINOT-GRIGIO-2023
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Terlan
In the suggestive setting of Trentino-Alto Adige, where the mountains seem to embrace the sky, lies the renowned Terlan winery. This corner of winemaking paradise is a true jewel of Alpine winemaking, a cooperative that has won the hearts of the most refined wine connoisseurs. The Terlan winery is synonymous with excellence and tradition, a name that resonates strongly among the valleys and majestic peaks of the Dolomites, thanks to its production of DOC Alto Adige wines that celebrate the purity and minerality of the territory.
Founded in the heart of a region known for its extraordinary biodiversity, Terlan has its roots in a unique terroir, where the grapes grow caressed by a favorable microclimate and a soil rich in minerals. Here, the varieties of Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon and Lagrein acquire an unmistakable character, transforming into wines that best express their power and finesse. Terlan's production philosophy is a combination of tradition and innovation, a relentless pursuit of quality that is reflected in every bottle, the result of meticulous work and uncompromising passion.
Among the flagship labels, Terlaner and Vorberg stand out, wines that embody the essence of the winery. Terlaner is a true symbol of the area, a white that fascinates with its longevity and its mineral notes, which echo the rocks and winds of the mountains. Vorberg, on the other hand, is a wine of great structure and complexity, capable of surprising with its elegance and the intensity of its fruity and floral aromas.
Let yourself be seduced by Terlan wines on Vino45, a journey through the scents and flavors of an extraordinary territory, where nature and man meet to create masterpieces of taste. Discover the timeless charm of Alto Adige wines, true ambassadors of an oenological tradition that continues to enchant the world.
Address:
Via Colli d'argento 7, 39018 - Terlano (BZ), Italy
Color: bright straw yellow
Bouquet: stimulating and fruity, with notes reminiscent of Williams pear, lily and white melon, accompanied by floral aromas that make you think of a freshly mowed flowering meadow.
Taste: the refined balance of the aromas of black tea, the nuances of melon and ripe grapefruit, make this Pinot Grigio a pleasantly full and soft wine.
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THE WINE
Pinot Gris 'Tradition' line by Terlan is part of the Bordeaux vine family, the harvest and selection of the grapes is manual. Refines for 5-7 months in steel barrels. It is a wine that immediately presents itself as very elegant, with a delicate fruity bouquet rich in facets and enchants the palate with a balanced acidity that also remains in the aftertaste. It goes well with South Tyrolean first courses based on speck, bresaola or venison salami, but also typical Italian dishes, such as Parma ham, dried tomatoes and olive pâté, herb risotto, nettle gnocchi or beetroot dumplings. It also pairs well with truffle-based recipes, not too spicy veal and grilled fish.
THE COMPANY
A winery that does not need presentations which for decades is the best, Alto Adige is able to express in terms of finesse and longevity. Founded in 1893 in the same locality not far from Merano, the winery Terlano is one of the most cutting-edge cooperatives of not only all over South Tyrol, but also all over the Italian Peninsula, so that it can be assumed as a symbol of the most perfect cooperation mechanism in the wine sector. Its 143 members grow a total of 165 hectares of vineyards, equivalent to a total annual output that exceeds over a million bottles. Dizzy numbers, which go hand in hand with the best wines of the region, white and red, can punctually agree as few other audiences and critics. So Antonio Galloni of Wine Advocate in 2011: "The best South Tyrolean wines I have tasted this year come from the Cantina Terlano. In a nutshell, they are reference wines. Wines that can not be missed in every important winery ". A road that is the highest quality that the members of the Cantina di Terlano have undertaken with conviction over the decades, and that it was their fame and recognition on the Italian and international wine market. And then there are white pinotas, chardonnay, pinot gray, müller thurgau, gewürztraminer and sauvignon blanc, then lagrein, slave, pinot noir and torilan: vines that are exalted in their essence if they are worked on traditional labels and become names - high-gloss, if interpreted in the "label-selections": Terlaner, Winkl, Kreuth, Vorberg, Gries, Siebeneich, Siemegg, Monticol, Quarz, Nova Domus, Lunar, Porphyr. In a nutshell, names that over the years have gained, for good reason, prestige and international reputation, transform the same winery in Terlano into a true institution not only of the high Aesine wine, but of the entire Italian wine landscape.