Happy Wine Hikes in Alto Adige: 7 Rules
Photo credit Ellen Wallace
Wine and hiking expert Ellen Wallace guides readers to the green heart of Alto Adige with stops at biodynamic winery Manincor and leading cooperative Kellerei Kaltern.
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