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pergola vineyards looking down on the Po River in Alto Adige
Alto Adige · Italy · Portrait

How Freistil Reframes Alto Adige

ByValerie Kathawala February 5, 2021November 7, 2023

Pranzegg. In der Eben. Thomas Niedermayr. Garlider. Four names that will mean more or less to you depending on where and how you drink wine. Four small-scale organic…

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View from St. Magdalener, Alto Adige looking at canopied Vernatsch vineyards with mountains as backdrop
Alto Adige · Italy · Tasting Article

St. Magdalener: The Beating Heart of Alto Adige

BySimon Staffler February 5, 2021October 17, 2023

Trink Magazine | St. Magdalener represents perhaps the most powerful and structured of the many Vernatsch expressions in Alto Adige and constitutes an important part of the region’s identity. By Simon Staffler

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How Austrian Biodynamic Growers Put Individuality First, Together
Germany · Alto Adige · Austria

How Austrian Biodynamic Growers Put Individuality First, Together

ByValerie Kathawala January 15, 2021February 17, 2024

Why does biodynamics matter? Respekt-BIODYN is the ongoing effort of 25 growers from German-speaking wine regions to answer that question.  Though there are many forms…

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In the Vinschgau: Small Growers, New Heights
Alto Adige · Tasting Article

In the Vinschgau: Small Growers, New Heights

ByValerie Kathawala December 14, 2020February 17, 2024

Trink Magazine | With forests, glaciers, and vineyards that soar above 1,300 elevation, the Vinschgau remains a bastion of true cool climate wines. By Valerie Kathawala

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Whole spices scattered across a transparent background.
Germany · Alto Adige · Austria · Switzerland

He Who Controls the Spice Controls the Universe

ByCarrie Dykes December 14, 2020February 17, 2024

Picture yourself at a German holiday market (if such things were happening in 2020) — a mug of glühwein in hand and the scent of…

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Phototgraph of three bottles of German sekt
Alto Adige · Essay · Germany

Sektlaune is a Sparkling State of Mind

BySebastian Bordthäuser December 14, 2020November 10, 2023

Sekt embodies free spirit, hedonism, even — in its blatant disregard for rules — punk. The limitless maximization of lust for life and the unadulterated…

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Old woman in sunglasses, a black dress and pearls holding a martini glass
Alto Adige · Italy

TRINK This! Gewürztraminer

BySebastian Bordthäuser October 27, 2020March 12, 2024

The view from the Gasthaus patio across the South Tyrolean valley is framed by lush vegetation and floral splendor. Three weeks ahead of schedule, nature has already…

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