New: Not Your Average Winefestival 11th and 12th September >
New: Not Your Average Winefestival 11th and 12th September >
Back when South Tyrol was still a true red-wine region, the hilly terrain surrounding the Plötznerhof above Boymont Castle offered Pinot Bianco the perfect opportunity. The combination of limestone soil, heat-retaining porphyry boulders and cool mountain winds provides this small plot with ideal conditions for a Pinot Bianco with real depth of character – as good today as it ever was.
The vines are planted on the east-facing slopes above San Paolo on post-glacial moraine soils, at an altitude of between 550 and 650 metres. The grapes are harvested in late September and ferment slowly in large wooden casks and stainless-steel tanks, followed by ageing on the fine lees. In the glass, the Plötzner is clear and pale yellow. The aroma is delicate and nuanced: green apple, pear and white peach, with floral hints and herbal notes. On the palate, it is refreshingly fruity, full of finesse, with a briny, lingering finish that is typical of the mountainous terroir.
Pairs beautifully with an aperitif, risotto, fish or asparagus dishes. Serve at 10–12°C.
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