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The South Tyrolean Wine Road is one of the oldest wine routes in Italy. It begins in Nalles and continues via Bolzano through the surrounding areas of Oltradige and Bassa Atesina to Salorno, the ...

The wine villages along the South Tyrolean wine route enchant with a very special flair and their own building style, the Oltradige style. In the 16th and 17th century the wineries and country houses ...

What began in the vineyard is continued in the wine cellar. Descending the steep steps into the deep cellars down below you will be repeatedly surprised by the artistic special features, the pretty ...

South Tyrolean white wines dominate the scene. South Tyrolean reds are also award winners, in particular the autochthonous varieties Vernatsch and Lagrein. Internationally recognised wine guides ...

True South Tyroleans eat five meals a day: breakfast, the mid-morning snack “Holbmittog” also called “Nein(d)ern”, lunch, the afternoon snack Marende and dinner. The mountain ...

From end of April to beginning of June the Wine Road Weeks are celebrated in the towns and villages along the South Tyrolean Wine Road. Visitors can experience many events all around South Tyrolean ...

In the villages of Vilpiano, Settequerce and Terlano asparagus has been grown for centuries. Today 15 asparagus growers in Terlano plant approx. 10 ha of high quality asparagus and sell it under the ...

Törggelen is an ancient South Tyrolean custom. At the end of the grape harvest people would sit down to feasts and taste the new wine as well as Suser (grape must before fermentation). The word ...

Focus on wine: at wine events in the holiday region Bolzano and environs. We recommend the following events: