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Südtirol

Alto Adige

Alpine precision — cool-climate whites and elegant reds at the northern limit.

About the Region

Alto Adige — known in German as Südtirol — sits at Italy's alpine northern boundary, producing wines that carry the precision and aromatic clarity of the mountains. Vineyard elevations between 200 and 900 meters, combined with dramatic diurnal temperature shifts, preserve vivid acidity and fragrance across both white and red varieties. The region is home to some of Italy's most compelling terroir-driven whites, alongside elegant, lighter reds shaped by altitude. Terra Trionfo's focus here is on producers whose wines reflect the alpine character of this unique cultural and viticultural crossroads.

Alpine continental — high altitude and large diurnal shifts produce wines of exceptional aromatic clarity.

Portfolio Focus

  • ·Alpine whites with precision, minerality, and aromatic lift
  • ·Mountain-grown reds with freshness and elegance
  • ·High-elevation wines shaped by dramatic temperature shifts
  • ·Native and international varieties expressed through alpine terroir

Principal Grapes

Pinot BiancoPinot GrigioGewürztraminerPinot NeroLagreinSchiava

These grapes illustrate the regional character Terra Trionfo considers within the portfolio.

Terra Trionfo Portfolio

Alto Adige Wine Styles

The Terra Trionfo portfolio focuses on wines that reflect the distinctive terroir of this region. These styles represent the character and traditions that define the region's viticulture. Specific estates are introduced as they join the Terra Trionfo portfolio.

Alpine Whites

Pinot Bianco · Pinot Grigio · Kerner

High-altitude whites showing crystalline acidity, minerality, and alpine freshness.

Aromatic Varietals

Gewürztraminer

Perfumed alpine expressions with spice, stone fruit, and vibrant texture.

Mountain Reds

Lagrein · Schiava · Pinot Nero

Elegant reds shaped by cool nights and dramatic elevation shifts.

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