The 4 Wines You Must Know: Alto Adige | Wine Folly
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- Pinot Grigio, Gewürztraminer, Schiava, and Lagrein! We collaborated with Alto Adige wines to give y'all a free guide - see it here: altoadige.guides.winefolly.com/
00:30 - Introduction to Alto Adige
01:38 - Elena Walch Vigna Castel Ringberg Pinot Grigio 2019
04:10 - Tramin Nussbaumer Gewurztraminer 2019
05:58 - Erste Neue Kalterersee 2019
07:28 - Terlan Gries Riserva Lagrein 2017
09:13 - Wrap Up
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I absolutely love your videos. I was in the grocery store the other day and the woman in front of me in line had a bottle of wine. She was explaining to the checker that she was a wine novice and asked for any advice. The checker shrugged then they both turned to me for my input. I referred them to The Wine Folly!
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I love how you're already buzzed when u do the vids. Just adds that extra layer of fun.
One of my favorite wine regions! I am usually there for 2-3x times a year. You can find there soooo many good wines.
I really enjoyed this one as that region is so interesting to me. Thanks for making the videos too. You're doing an excellent job.
Going ther almost every year and yes it literally is the most beautiful place on earth. Come in September when the grapes are all ripe and most already had their vacation. Wines there are so diverse, so many different grape varieties that I believe everyone will find some they like there. Highly recommend alto adige, great quality and great value go hand in hand. I literally have been to all major wineries there at least once and Elena Walch and Cantina Terlan are my favorite. Greetings from Germany 🤗
As always a supremely informative video. Now I'm gong to be looking for these jewels.
You did a wine deal where you had a brief, best of training for France. I wonder if you could do the same thing for Italy. In fact, if these exact wines were available, I don't think I would be the only one to buy them immediately.
Great presentation, so informative especially for me as I have been toying with the idea of trying versions of these very wines for a while now. Can't wait!!
I enjoy your content so much. Thank you for sharing all these great wines cuz I love. 🌹🇺🇸🍷🍷🍷
Great review....just bought a dozen of the Lagrein .....I luv it
I love your descriptions, almond joy, young coconut.
Was in the Alto Adige last year, Trentino. Amazing place great food great wine.
Fantastic video, I was happy to watch it especially from Alto Adige drinker as me!
I love how you discribe the nose.... all this delicious sounding fruit and flavours... then crushed gravel and damp calk lol. Awesome fun and educational video! 💙
really appreciate you pushing out lived Italian wines. we have another 19 regions to get to know their wonderful wines...thks..👍
Kudos Madeline for going beyond Piedmont and Tuscany in your Italian wine appreciation and education. The wines of Alto Adige/Sud Tirol are pretty amazing. Even entry level wines are often higher quality than their counterparts from other regions/countries. I've found some of their white cuvees to be intriguing and fascinating. As for other single variety whites, both Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc from there is quite different from other places; and they do also make CS and Merlot as well
I always keep my eyes open for a bottle of Lagrein, it's one of those varieties I'd like to try but haven't managed to yet. Nice review, thanks!
Great episode and yes you are getting better with age!
Suedtirol 👌👌👌
Brava. I must say that you have been well advised with those three wineries, they are actually among the best in that area and the products you have chosen for the video are among their top. I would add from the Terlano winery their immortal reserves of white wine such as Sauvignon Quartz and Pinot Bianco Vorberg and then one of the best sweet wines in Italy; the precious nectar of the Termeno winery: Tramin, a masterpiece made from dried Gewurtztraminer grapes.
Worth mentioning that the vinery producing the Nussbaumer Gewürztraminer is located in the town Tramin. And actually the name of the grape variety GewürzTRAMINer stems from exactly this town, as this variety has been popular in the area since the 11th century.
Definitely worth mentioning!!
My favorite varietal from this region is Teroldego from Foradori
Great vid, Madeline! I just picked up an Alto Adige pinot grigio to try tonight; and as a pinot noir enthusiast, I'm definitely going to have to track down some schiava.
I've known of you and Wine Folly for years but recently started enjoying much of your content. I'm hooked! Just ordered the book and subscribed on YT. Heck yeah, keep this stuff coming! 👏
Ohhhh sounds like a fun evening of tasting!
@@Winefolly Ha. It was one of six bottles (with my Coravin) that night, so yeah, it was pretty great! The grigio was VERY restrained on the nose, but the palate brought chalk, dandelions, and something like grapefruit, with a slightly metallic, medium-length finish. COMPLETELY different from what I'm used to for the varietal, so it was ver intriguing. Anyway, thanks for the Adige tips!
Keep up the good work!
Wow, what a great tutorial (video and website) on the regional wines. I'm traveling to Alto Adige/Südtirol and plan to spend two days driving/biking around the Kaltern Wine Region and another morning at Abbazia di Novacella. Looking forward to trying all the wines. Any preferred cantinas/weinguts to visit? Thank you/Grazie/Danke!
Very glad that you’re talking about my region!
Just on the side note. We do prefer the german names in Southtyrol, most locals wouldn‘t even really know that you mean Vernatsch when talking about Schiava.
We are mostly German after all.
Greetings! And great video
Lot‘s of love from Southtyrol
Thanks for mentioning! That is so interesting. Most of US people know Schiava but not Vernatsch. Crazy right?
Tramin Nussbaumer Gewurztraminer 2019 Gewurztraminer Alto Adige is one of my personal favs and does well at our shop!
What an enthusiastic presentation from Madeline again! She always makes my day 🙂 Just bought some Italian wines last week and guess what: one of the wines is Schiava Gentile DOC 2020 - Egger-Ramer from Alto-Adige - St.Pauls - Eppan-Magröll. Can't wait to try it after watching this video. Greetings from Belgium.
Salut!
Love it Madeline!
I find the many wine varietals of Italy from the north to the south most intriguing!
Great grapes without any doubt
Yea Madeline.. great vid from quite the wine growing region. I used to drink a good amount of michel-eppan Pinot Grigio. And have had the 2 red varieties... enjoyed all of them as fruit and gravel - mineral notes some herb come through with little oak to no oak to get in the way. I need to try the Traminer... next.. a good bottle like you had here. Way to go! I love WF
oh yea, i've had the Pinot Blanc (Bianco) too.... thanks again Madeline/WF!
Well done. Got some sun traveling throughout the region?
Looking good, Mads. xo
My favourite wine region. Next time try some of Alois Lageder, start with the Moscato Giallo.
that's a super unique find! Good pick!
Your hair is getting long Maddy!!!! I love Alto Adige, such underrated wines and great value for money!
So long Matthew!
Nice material and quite a good selection of wines :) I love Südtirol and its wines. I have a cellar full of Lagrein, Gewurztraminer, Goldmuskateller, Kerner and others. I just don't fancy Vernatch. I'd like to highly recommend you Lagrein from Kellerei Meran and Kellerei Bozen. Year 2020 was fantastic for this variety in general and there are a few great picks in the market. Prestige Riserva is my personal favorite. As far as Gewurztraminer is concerned, Nussbaumer is The King, but there are a few high princes: Campaner from Kaltern, Graf from Meran, Ceslar from Bozen, Arenis from Kurtatsch. Have a good fun!
Love the recs you threw in here. Thanks for mentioning for everyone!
Well, I can carry on 😂 Goldmuskateller Passito Sissi is by far the best sweet wine I've ever tried. Made out of dried Muscat and Gewürztraminer grapes is an event by itself! Thick, oily, aromatic. Worth the price !
One more great producer that didn't mention is Franz Haas ) perfect Pino Nero and blend Manna ) Recommended!
Great content as usual! Not an audio expert but it seems adding items (furniture, books, anything) to the space will dampen “plings” and echos which made the audio a bit harsh to listen to. Thanks for the great info.!
Yeah, it doesn't help that the space is gigantic, with huge windows. It's just loud. I'm looking into it, but it's going to be a few grand of soft things.
@@Winefolly can you start a GoFundMe where we help you fill it with wine that you can then open up and tell us about? :)
Hallo!Which wine producers /winemarkers/ do you recommend in the region Alto-Adige?
Great
Diggin the hair grow out....
I've been there several times. It's a stunning landscape. Not my favourite region for red. The white wines appeal more to me.
I appreciate the good pronounciation of the german and italian names! It's actually not that easy.
I don't know where you are from, but speaking both languages and having lived in Italy and still living in Germany, I would not necessarily say that she pronounces them very correctly. That being said, she does her best and for native English speakers the sounds of these languages are difficult to simulate, so I don't think it would offend anyone.
@@anonnieman Das stimmt sicher. Doch für jemanden, der ausschliesslich Englisch spricht (und hinter vorgehaltener Hand: Nordamerikanerin) ist die Aussprache relativ gut. Man hört sehr gut, dass sie einige Zeit in die Aussprache gelegt hat - und das hebe ich hervor.
Letztendlich geht es ja nur darum, dass man sich versteht. Ob falsch oder richtig ausgesprochen ist mir ehrlich gesagt egal - na gut, ich bin Schweizer und pflege daher sowieso einen etwas lockereren Umgang mit der deutschen Sprache.
Hab eine gute Woche!
@@Gisbertus_Voetius Da hast du völlig recht. Zu merken, dass Sie ihr bestes versucht und Zeit reingelegt hat, zeigt ein Respekt für die Leute und die Sprache, was nicht immer selbstverständlich ist.
Du sagst, dass die Schweizer eine lockereren Umgang mit der Aussprache von der Deutschen Sprache haben, aber ich stehe immer Perplex, wenn ich schweizerische Kinder hören, die schon mit einem Alter von 4 Jahren fast perfektes hochdeutsch sprechen, obwohl das quasi eine Fremdsprache für sie ist.
Viele Grüße von einem Niederländer, mit einer italienischen Freundin, der seit 3 Jahre in Deutschland wohnt und natürlich auch nicht perfekt Deutsch spricht. 😀
@@anonnieman Wow, nicht schlecht! Für nur drei Jahre ist Dein Deutsch aber sehr sehr gut.
Nur kurz noch zu den Kindern: Das ist ein lustiges Phänomen. Die Kinder lernen die hochdeutsche Aussprache ausschliesslich durch das Fernsehen. Später, wenn sie dann in die Schule kommen, "verlernen" sie die richtige Aussprache wieder (durch Schul-Deutsch) und sprechen dann mit hörbar schweizerischem Akzent. Sachen gibt es :-)
Nur kurz eine persönliche Frage:
Wohnst Du an der niederländischen Grenze? Was hälst Du vom Weinbuch, dass winefolly geschrieben hat?
@@Gisbertus_Voetius Danke für das Kompliment :)
Ach so funktioniert das mit den Kindern. Ich habe ein paar mal auf eine Campingplatz mit Kindern gearbeitet und fand es immer so wunderlich wie gut die hochdeutsch reden.
Ich wohne in der Tat in der Nähe von der niederländische Grenze. Meine Freundin ist in Deutschland teils aufgewachsen aber ist bevor sie ihre Schule abschaffen könnte mit ihrer Familie zurück nach Italien gezogen. Sie wollte immer noch gerne ihre Schule nachholen und eine Ausbildung anfangen. Ich wollte gerne auf der Uni in die Niederlande gehen, da akademisches Deutsch wirklich anders ist als die Standart Sprache und das niederländische Edukationssystem extrem gut ist. Deshalb haben wir geguckt wo genau wir beiden machen könnten und sind wir gelandet wo wir jetzt wohnen. Leider habe ich also wegen das ich in die Niederlande auf die schule gehe und wegen Corona noch nicht wirklich hier in DE Kontakten knöpfen können.
Ich habe das Buch nicht gelesen, ich bin auch nicht unbedingt ein Wein connoisseur, aber ich liebe verschiedene Bieren und Whiskys und merke, dass ich mich stets mehr in Wein interessiere, und dann sieht man das auf RUclips vorbeikommen, dann schaut man mal ein Video und dann auf einmal ist der Feed voll von Wein Videos und kann man nicht mehr aufhören sie zu schauen.
Bist du ein klassische Weinliebhaber?
Sorry but have you ever come and visited Cape Towns winelands, I believe it is the most beautiful region in the works :)
As a matter of fact, we just listed Cape Winelands as a top wine destination for 2022!! 👏 winefolly.com/posts/wine-folly-names-top-wine-destinations-for-2022/ What's amazing about this area is it's one of the only places on earth with plant species from the 7th floral kingdom! 🏆
Lagrien is delicious young or aged.
You are improving with age!
delicious
I like the information but something about a live tasting on camera feels weird to me. Couldn't watch the whole thing
On the palate? Why are reviewers not using word "tongue"?
because your palate includes more than your tongue :)
@@Winefolly I do not agree 😀
Also just to add, it might be great to also try the Epokale (Parker awarded 100 point wine) from Cantina Tramin. Check this out - ruclips.net/video/q1WvQw3VYIE/видео.html
Drink sensibly don't spill it
sweet video, beauty woman
Please come to Texas oh and will you marry me 😉