Character: Riesling is an exclusive, greenish to light yellow white wine with a delicate flowery fragrance that often recalls peaches, apricots, quinces and green apples. It has a lively and exclusive taste.
Recommendation: It goes well with fish or as an aperitif wine.
Serving temperature: 10 - 12° C
yr. 2013 Wine & Spirits Magazine:
87 of 100 Points.
"Wine & Spirits Magazine" has rated the wine "Pacherhof Riesling Sudtirol Brixner Eisacktaler, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy" from the vintage 2013 on 01.08.2015 with 87 of 100 points.
yr. 2008 Vinous Antonio Galloni:
88 of 100 Points.
"Vinous Antonio Galloni" has rated the wine "Pacherhof Riesling Sudtirol Brixner Eisacktaler, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy" from the vintage 2008 on 01.10.2009 with 88 of 100 points.
yr. 2010 Stephen Tanzer:
90 of 100 Points.
"Stephen Tanzer" has rated the wine "Pacherhof Riesling Sudtirol Brixner Eisacktaler, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy" from the vintage 2010 with 90 of 100 points.
yr. 2006 Stephen Tanzer:
89 of 100 Points.
"Stephen Tanzer" has rated the wine "Pacherhof Riesling Sudtirol Brixner Eisacktaler, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy" from the vintage 2006 with 89 of 100 points.
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Pale yellow in colour with traces of green. Ephemeral floral aromas accompanied by a scent of apple. Its acidity lends structure to this full-bodied wine with character and breeding. Dry in finish.
Alto Adige Pinot Nero Sanct Valentin 2009 It is the endeavour and the inner desire of every winemaker to produce a special wine the Pinot Nero grape, a wine that is impressive because of both broadness and elegance. Targeted selection in our vineyards over the course of years have now produced convincing results. The Pinot Nero of the St. Valentin line has been especially successful. A radiant garnet red, it impresses with its tempting aromas: small berries with crisp cherries, fresh violets, a breath of marzipan. This Pinot Nero opens up with a multifaceted lasting quality. A fine wine for lamb dishes, beef, wild fowl, and cheese, it has an excellent potential for aging.
It goes without saying that Gewürztraminer is the most typical of South Tyrolean white wines. It is here that the wine originated, getting its name the lower vallery wine village of Termeno. This wine is characterised by an intense yellow colour and the unmistakable aroma of roses and mixed spices just like pepper, nutmeg and cloves. It is equally as convincing on the palate where it lingers, leaving behind intense, unforgettable impressions. This white wine is extremely well suited to be served as an aperitif or as an accompaniment to strong-flavored, spicy dishes made fish, lobst and liver pâté. Served chilled, it can be drunk young, yet also ages well.
