Wine Kurtatsch, “Brenntal” Gewurztraminer Riserva, Sudtirol Alto Adige DOC, 2019

Kurtatsch, “Brenntal” Gewurztraminer Riserva is a pleasant dry white wine from the Gewurztraminer variety grown on the Brental site of the same name in the Alto Adige region. The variety is quite popular in South Tyrol. In the process of vinification, maceration is carried out at low temperatures, fermentation in steel containers and then aging for 6 months. The wine boasts a well-structured, refreshing taste, delicate, palpable acidity and enchanting aroma. It is recommended to serve it with lobster, shrimp, Asian dishes. Can be used as an aperitif or to complement desserts.

The Kurtatsch winery is located in the southern part of South Tyrol. The area is characterized by a special microclimate. Summer temperatures in excess of 40 degrees Celsius are not uncommon, with warm autumn days alternating with cold nights. This allows growers to bring the grape ripeness to the “Hang Time” point, where optimum maturity coincides with excellent acidity. These grapes produce rich, intensely fruity, full-bodied red wines and elegant, floral and aromatic white wines. The vineyards of the farm are located on the slopes and hills at an altitude of 200 to 900 meters above sea level and are considered unique.

Kurtatsch wines are distinguished by their exclusivity, which is inextricably linked to their origin, and cannot be reproduced elsewhere. Most of the best wines in the world are made from grapes grown in calcareous soils. On the side of the mountain, where the Kurtatsch vineyards grow, soils with excellent drainage, predominantly calcareous, in some places mixed with clay. Winemakers use the most modern technologies in production: refrigeration equipment, stainless steel containers with fermentation temperature control sensors, new oak barrels for aging. Only perfectly healthy grapes are used for the production of wines. Before bottling, the wines are carefully examined by expert tasters. Due to their excellent quality, Kurtatsch wines have become popular among wine lovers far beyond the borders of the country.