Terroir Package

From the high-altitude vineyards of Graun, enjoying some of the highest sun exposure in Alto Adige, to the permeable limestone-rich dolomite soils of Penon, the airy microclimate of Penon-Hofstatt, the steep slopes of Penon-Kofl, and finally the renowned Pinot Noir sites of Glen and Mazon: each UGA tells its own story and expresses the unique character of its terroir.

Embark on a digital vineyard journey and discover these six locations through both taste and imagery. The ideal package for anyone wishing to explore the origins of our wines and experience the remarkable diversity of our UGAs.

> Discover more about our winegrowing area and our Additional Geographical Units

Concept of UGA classification: Additional Geographical Units (UGA) represent specific winegrowing areas characterized by common geographical, weather, and soil conditions within the larger designation of origin Alto Adige DOC. With the 2024 vintage, 86 geographical units were defined that qualify for the designation UGA, providing clear definition and legal protection. For each geographical unit, one to a maximum of five grape varieties were defined which, when cultivated within the respective UGA, may be vinified as an UGA wine and labeled with the name of the site and the UGA symbol Alto Adige. The grapes must be 100% sourced from a single UGA, and yields are reduced by up to 25% compared to standard DOC limits. The UGA symbol Alto Adige clearly identifies designated wines from a geographical unit in Alto Adige.