Purely a Family Matter
Bolzano red wine focus with a trend toward Pinot Blanc
“Family business” is a tag that many operations pin to their lapels. But the Hans Rottensteiner Estate Winerydoes so legitimately. “All of the family members are involved in some
way in the success of the operation – whether directly in the winery, in
the office, or as grape suppliers,” explains Hannes Rottensteiner, who
runs the estate winery along with his wife Judith in what is now the
third generation.
But the estate is not just rooted in the
family, it is also rooted in the world of Bolzano wine and its
tradition. “Our focus lies fundamentally in the single varietal
indigenous wines with a strong emphasis on the two typical Bolzano wines
of Santa Maddalena and Lagrein,” the winegrower says. These have found the ideal conditions in the Bolzano porphyry soils, added to which these soils provide accentuated mineral tones in the wines.
In addition to those classic Bolzano reds, the significance of Pinot Blancis also growing for the Hans Rottensteiner Estate Winery. “In recent
years, it has become more and more important for us,” says
Rottensteiner. At the current time, they make around 35 percent white
wine, which is rather unusual for an estate winery right in Bolzano.
So
the two main pillars of the Hans Rottensteiner Estate Winery have now
turned into three. And in the future, this will be emphasized even
further. “We want to establish ourselves even more strongly as
specialists for Santa Maddalena, Lagrein, and Pinot Blanc,” says
Rottensteiner, formulating the goal for his estate winery. But nothing
will change with another established tenet: they are and will continue
to be a family operation steeped in tradition.
Тел. +39 0471 282015
info@rottensteiner.wine
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Wine Varieties
Каберне
Каберне / Cabernet
Шардоне / Chardonnay
Гевюрцтраминер / Gewürztraminer
Желтый мускат / Moscato Giallo
Лаграйн / Lagrein
Мюллер тургау / Müller Thurgau
Пино гриджо / Pinot Grigio
Совиньон блан / Sauvignon Blanc
Сильванер / Sylvaner
Скьява (вернач) / Schiava (Vernatsch)
Пино блан / Pinot Blanc
Wine shop
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Guided tours
Wednesday 10 a.m.
Only with registration