Our vineyards on both sides of the Adige Valley in southern Alto Adige offer perfect conditions for Pinot Noir, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Blanc, Lagrein, and Sauvignon Blanc.
Each grape variety is grown precisely where it thrives best. Alto Adige’s strength is its diverse single vineyards, and ours is understanding and maximizing that richness.
Tramin
Vigna Steinraffler Lagrein
At the foothills below Söll/Tramin, Lagrein flourishes in ideal conditions. The gravelly moraine soils, rich in limestone sediment and volcanic deposits, create the perfect environment.
Read moreVigna Pirchschrait Gewürztraminer
At the heart of Vigna Kolbenhof is a gently north-facing slope that receives less sunlight than the rest of the vineyard, producing grapes with higher acidity.
Read moreVigna Kolbenhof Gewürztraminer
In Söll/Sella, above Tramin/Termeno, an eastern slope sits at 360 to 420 meters, where the Bolzano quartz porphyry meets the limestone of the Mendola range.
Read moreVigna Castel Rechtenthal Gewürztraminer
A gravelly hill rises majestically above Rechtenthal Castle at the foot of Monte Roen, Tramin’s highest peak (2,116 m).
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Mazon
Vigna Herbsthöfl
The newest addition to our Vigna wines from Mazon, vinified separately for the first time in 2022. This is the highest and coolest parcel of the Barthenau Estate, situated at 430 to 460 meters in the northernmost part of the plateau.
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Vigna S. Urbano
Mazon, a high plateau on the cooler eastern side of the southern Adige Valley, is Italy’s most prestigious site for Pinot Noir. In 1987, the Vigna S. Urbano becomes Alto Adige’s first officially designated single-vineyard wine (Vigna).
Read moreVigna Roccolo
Planted in 1942 using the pergola training system, this is the oldest Pinot Noir parcel in Alto Adige. Since 2012, it is vinified separately, producing the most exclusive and limited Pinot Noir selection from our Barthenau Estate.
Read moreVigna S. Michele
At the southern edge of Mazon, bordering the forest, this parcel rests on limestone-rich clay soil with a high rock content. These unique conditions produce a Pinot Bianco of remarkable minerality and elegance.
Read moreBuchholz
Vigna Oberkerschbaum
At an impressive 760 meters, on a south-facing slope at the border of Alto Adige and Trentino, Sauvignon thrives at its full potential.
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