Tales of our lands
Trentino Vineyards
Ours is an area rich in different types of grape varieties: from the indigenous Trentino Alto-Adige grape varieties to international varieties. Among those with red grapes are Teroldego Rotaliano, Marzemino, Pinot Nero, Lagrein, Merlot and other minor varieties; among those with white grapes are Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Müller Thurgau, Gewürztraminer, Moscato Giallo and Sauvignon Blanc. Each grape variety tells a tale of Trentino.
Teroldego
The red grape called Teroldego is an indigenous Trentino variety: its cultivation has been documented since the Middle Ages. We actually possess several documents that refer to the 13th century, in which the cultivation of this variety had been encouraged since the dawn of time.
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Teroldego
The red grape called Teroldego is an indigenous Trentino variety: its cultivation has been documented since the Middle Ages. We actually possess several documents that refer to the 13th century, in which the cultivation of this variety had been encouraged since the dawn of time.
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Pinot Grigio
The Rotaliana Plain is classically suited for the production of Pinot Grigio, as historical documents attest. In the Almanacco Agrario of 1883, a technical publication of the Istituto Agrario di San Michele all'Adige, the researcher Mader recommends Pinot Grigio as a variety that improves the viticultural heritage of the time, since it gives abundant and uniform harvests and a very "fine" white wine.
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Pinot Grigio
The Rotaliana Plain is classically suited for the production of Pinot Grigio, as historical documents attest. In the Almanacco Agrario of 1883, a technical publication of the Istituto Agrario di San Michele all'Adige, the researcher Mader recommends Pinot Grigio as a variety that improves the viticultural heritage of the time, since it gives abundant and uniform harvests and a very "fine" white wine.
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Marzemino
A grape variety originating in Carinthia and cultivated since the 11th century, in Trentino it has found particular diffusion in the vocated areas of Vallagarina, in the southernmost part of the Trentino Adige valley, where the Little Dolomites and the Baldo chain flank Lake Garda which stretches towards the Veneto plain.
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Marzemino
A grape variety originating in Carinthia and cultivated since the 11th century, in Trentino it has found particular diffusion in the vocated areas of Vallagarina, in the southernmost part of the Trentino Adige valley, where the Little Dolomites and the Baldo chain flank Lake Garda which stretches towards the Veneto plain.
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Müller Thurgau
The name comes from the Swiss Hermann Müller, an oenologist in search of perfection. After much study and effort, he found it in 1882 when he created the famous MüIller Thurgau, a perfect cross between two grape varieties: Riesling and Madeleine Royale.
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Müller Thurgau
The name comes from the Swiss Hermann Müller, an oenologist in search of perfection. After much study and effort, he found it in 1882 when he created the famous MüIller Thurgau, a perfect cross between two grape varieties: Riesling and Madeleine Royale.
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Each Mezzacorona wine tells a story of Trentino
We cultivate the individual varieties only in their natural habitat. In this way we respect the natural richness and vocation of our land, allow each grape variety to express its character to the full and produce wines that genuinely tell the story of Trentino.