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Vigna
SAN MICHELE
BARTHENAU
Pinot Bianco

Located on the Mazon plateau, the cradle of Italy’s most renowned Pinot Noir crus, this Pinot Bianco vineyard is one of Alto Adige’s outstanding sites. Thin layers of glacial soil, barely a meter deep, cover the underlying bedrock. The soil is rich in biostimulant minerals derived from the sedimentary rocks of the Werfen formation, a geological rarity in Alto Adige’s viticulture. The rock beneath is compact and impenetrable, preventing the roots from growing deep. This challenging environment creates a kind of positive stress for the vine, resulting in a Pinot Bianco defined by marked minerality and elegant structure.

Vigna
SAN MICHELE
BARTHENAU
Pinot Bianco

Located on the Mazon plateau, the cradle of Italy’s most renowned Pinot Noir crus, this Pinot Bianco vineyard is one of Alto Adige’s outstanding sites. Thin layers of glacial soil, barely a meter deep, cover the underlying bedrock. The soil is rich in biostimulant minerals derived from the sedimentary rocks of the Werfen formation, a geological rarity in Alto Adige’s viticulture. The rock beneath is compact and impenetrable, preventing the roots from growing deep. This challenging environment creates a kind of positive stress for the vine, resulting in a Pinot Bianco defined by marked minerality and elegant structure.

Grape variety

Pinot Bianco

UGA

Mazon

Altitude | Exposure | Gradient

405 - 425 m | NW | 20%

Soil

Glacial deposits over the clay-mineral-rich layers of the “Werfen” Formation

Serving temperature

8 – 10 °C

Food recommendation

Fish, molluscs or crustaceans, white meat, poultry

Tasting notes

A distinctively elegant and very well-structured wine. Rich, complex harmonious bouquet with pronounced fruit notes and finely balanced acidity.

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