From Winemaking to Building: Traversing New Paths
Modern Accents between Old Walls
More and more frequently, Alto Adige wine draws attention to itself not just with outstanding products, but also with artistic buildings. Since the point in time when Alto Adige wines managed the leap from simple table wines to outstanding, noble wines, many wineries have also presented themselves accordingly.
Where the Gothic and Renaissance styles once shaped Alto Adige’s winery buildings, today modern tendencies distinguish themselves between historical walls. Within that context, the connection with tradition is maintained and is shown in the melding of old constructions with fresh ideas. A symbiosis that is rich in contrasts and yet harmonious: the ideal framework for moments to enjoy!
Where the Gothic and Renaissance styles once shaped Alto Adige’s winery buildings, today modern tendencies distinguish themselves between historical walls. Within that context, the connection with tradition is maintained and is shown in the melding of old constructions with fresh ideas. A symbiosis that is rich in contrasts and yet harmonious: the ideal framework for moments to enjoy!
![The “Fels” [“Cliff”] façade of the Cantina Kurtatsch](/images/content/122934_12966_3_C_1160_660_2106_4649974/the-fels-cliff-façade-of-the-cantina-kurtatsch.jpg "The “Fels” [“Cliff”] façade of the Cantina Kurtatsch")
