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Schreckbichl Pfefferer Goldmuskateller
The Pfefferer is South Tyrol's best-known white wine specialty: Goldmuskateller and Gewürztraminer, fermented together, result in this intensely aromatic style that you will hardly find anywhere else in this form.
The Schreckbichl Winery is located south of Bolzano, at around 220 meters, where the temperature fluctuations between day and night sharpen the aromatics of the vines. The cooperative winery, founded in 1960, now works with over 170 members on around 170 hectares – and is considered one of the most reliable interpreters of local grape varieties in the region.
In the glass, the Pfefferer shows intense notes of rose blossom, white peach, and lychee, plus the eponymous peppery spice that sets it apart from a simple Muskateller. The acidity is fresh and clear, the body light-footed – not a heavy wine, but one that animates.
- Food: Summer rolls, goat cheese, grilled asparagus with lemon sauce, or light rice dishes with coriander
- Temperature: 8–10 °C
- Occasion: Aperitif, summer evening on the terrace, picnic
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The Winery
Kellerei Schreckbichl has stood for South Tyrolean winemaking art since 1960. Back then, 26 winegrowers joined forces to be more independent and to be able to manage their vineyards even better together. Over the decades, this idea has become a success story: today, the cooperative has around 300 members who together cultivate about 300 hectares of vineyards – between 230 and 650 meters above sea level, in one of the best locations in South Tyrol.
Tradition and modernity go hand in hand here: careful manual labor in the vineyard, natural cultivation, and state-of-the-art cellar technology complement each other to create a business that not only preaches responsibility but lives it – for example with its own photovoltaics and heat recovery in the cellar. These high altitudes between Alpine air and Mediterranean warmth give the grapes exactly the freshness and ripeness that makes South Tyrolean wines so special.
The range includes Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Gewürztraminer as well as Pinot Noir, Merlot, and the local Vernatsch – authentic wines with a clear regional expression. Schreckbichl is therefore much more than a cooperative: it is an association with an attitude that shows how community and quality can strengthen each other.
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