Tramin – Pinot Bianco Moriz

Bottled mountain air

The Tramin Pinot Bianco Moriz is a gem of a white wine. Due to the characteristic climate, white wines from the Alto Adige are always something special. This also applies to this Tramin Pinot Bianco from Moriz. The Pinot bianco (pinot blanc) grapes grow at a few hundred meters altitude on the foothills of the Alps and do well when the sun shines less brightly. Gravel and clay soil set the tone. You smell the scent of apples and pears that are beautifully reflected in the taste. This wine is pure and beautifully balanced. This wine works well as an aperitif and as an accompaniment to white fish.

Alto Adige is a fairly small wine region in Northern Italy of 5,000 hectares. which is known for their specific fresh character and excellent quality. This quality arises from the higher location of the vineyards as well as the slope relative to the sun, which is reflected in, among other things, very fruity and lively, but above all pure wines; just bottled mountain air.

In 1889, the winemakers’ cooperative in Tramin was founded. More than 100 years later, the Tramin cooperative has grown into a company with 270 winegrowers and an area of ​​230 hectares. Today, their wines are known both nationally and internationally for their consistently high quality.

Won prizes

“Editors Choice products are those wines that offer excellent quality at a great price, or products with exceptionally unique qualities that deserve special attention.”

Tramins Moriz Pinot Bianco 2017 was chosen as the Editor’s Choice in the “best wines of the year 2018” buying guide.This beautiful wine received 91 points during the tasting.

The Editors Choice tasting panel calls the wine “A delicate bouquet with ripe pear, white wildflowers and a hint of Alpine herbs. The juicy palette brings the freshness together with golden apple, peach and a hint of flint.”

At the wine trade magazine Wine Enthusiast, the Editor’s Choice has chosen the Tramin Pinot Bianco Moriz in the category ‘Best wines of the year 2018’, achieving 91/100 points.