Cantina Terlan Pinot Grigio

Straw-yellow South Tyrolean with grapefruit, lychee, and a hint of exotic melon.

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Cantina Terlan Pinot Grigio

Pinot Grigio from South Tyrol is in a different league than its mass-produced counterparts from Veneto — especially when it comes from the cellar of Cantina Terlan.

Cantina Terlan was founded in 1893 and is today one of Italy's most prestigious wine cooperatives. The vines grow on volcanic porphyry soils around Terlan, at altitudes of up to 900 meters. Large daily temperature fluctuations contribute to pronounced aromatics combined with a fresh acidity.

In the glass, it displays a clear straw yellow color. The nose offers aromas of grapefruit and lychee, along with black tea and a hint of ripe melon—an unusual, complex combination for this grape variety. On the palate, the wine is lively, well-balanced between fruity richness and mineral freshness. The finish is clean and medium-long.

  • Temperature: 10–12 °C
  • Food: Grilled sea bass, goat cheese salad, pasta with seafood or light vegetable dishes with herbs
  • Occasion: Summer aperitif or uncomplicated accompaniment to lunch
Grape variety Pinot Gris
Origin South Tyrol, Italy
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 10–12 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Italy
Region South Tyrol
Grape variety Pinot Gris
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol content 13,5 % Vol.
Residual sugar 1,5 g/l
Taste Dry

The Cantina

Cantina Terlan

Since 1893, the Terlan winery in the South Tyrolean Adige Valley has stood for what has become rare in modern viticulture: patience. What 24 winegrowers once founded as a cooperative is today one of the most renowned addresses in alpine viticulture.

The house's philosophy focuses on long yeast aging and consistent quality instead of quantity. Terlan proves that white wines from volcanic porphyry soil and an alpine microclimate can be among the longest-lived in the world.

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