
Trentino Riesling
Trentino Riesling
Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.
Winemaker's notes
Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days
Zanotelli Wines will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)
The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door
Product details
About the wine and its characterCountry:
Italy
Region/Subregion:
Trentino-Alto Adige
Classification:
DOC
Certification:
-
Grape:
Riesling (100%)
Vintage year:
2022
Color:
Pale yellow.
Aroma:
Typically rich primary aromas and pleasantly fruity and delicate.
Taste:
Fruity, pleasantly sour, delicate and elegant.
Alcohol content:
13%
Sugar content:
4 g/l
Acidity:
7.4
pH-value:
3.1
Sweetness:
Dry
Contains sulphite:
Yes
Volume:
750 ml
Closure:
Natural cork
Bottle:
Glass
Best Served:
8 - 10 °C
Food pairing:
Aperitif, Asian, Cheese - goat cheese, Cheese - mild and soft, Fish - lean, Party drink, Shellfish - flavored, Shellfish - natural, Vegetables
Ageing potential:
0 - 25 years
Food pairings by the winemaker
- Aperitif
- Asian
- Cheese - goat cheese
- Cheese - mild and soft
- Fish - lean
- Party drink
- Shellfish - flavored
- Shellfish - natural
- Vegetables
Vinification, winemaker's own words
Soils:
Volcanic
Terroir:
Porphyric volcanic terroir
Harvest:
Picked by hand
Fermentation:
Steel (100%)
Storage:
-
Winemaker:
-
Steel at a controlled temperature, then in bottle for a long time, around 24 months.
About Zanotelli Wines
Information provided directly by the winery.

Information
Zanotelli is a family-run winery working since 1860 on the steep, terraced slopes of Valle di Cembra. Here, over 700 km of dry-stone walls support mountain vineyards between 400–900 m. The family farms sustainably and has shifted from historic Schiava production to mainly white wines such as Müller Thurgau, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Kerner, Riesling and Manzoni Bianco, plus Pinot Noir, Lagrein, Trentodoc sparkling wines and a Passito. Valle di Cembra, a historic cradle of Trentino viticulture, is a recognized rural heritage landscape once crossed by Albrecht Dürer in 1494.