Alpine or Mediterranean?
Alto Adige grapes grow where the North becomes the South.
A Small Land Shows
Its Greatness
Pampered by Mediterranean sun, shaped by the Alpine landscape, prepared by experienced winegrowers, and prized by wine connoisseurs throughout the world: wine from Alto Adige.
“In just a short period of time, Alto Adige has become Italy’s top white wine region. The requirements for this were the Alpine-Mediterranean climate, the quality of the soils, and the enviable locations of the vineyards. For its success, Alto Adige wine can thank these happy conditions, a generation of meticulous, diligent winegrowers, and the commitment of imaginative cooperatives.”
Ernesto Gentili and Fabio Rizzari
Wine connoisseurs and wine critics
The people behind the Scenes
Complete commitment in the vineyards and wineries: with Alto Adige’s winegrowers, it's quality before quantity.
Bringing the Greatest Treats from Kitchen and Cellar
Like no other
Alto Adige is an extraordinary winegrowing region. Filled with contrasts yet harmonious, conscious of tradition yet forward-looking.
65% white wine, 35% red wine
4,800 winegrowers
deliver their grapes to approximately 200 businesses
20 different grape varieties
on 5,850 hectares
200 - 1,000 meters of elevation gain
Different altitudes and soil types
96% under DOC protection
of the entire South Tyrolean wine-growing area
200 - 1,000 meters of elevation gain
200 - 1,000 meters of elevation gain
4,800 winegrowers
4,800 winegrowers
