from 122 €

Majestic – Unique Spa Resort

Wellness hotel | Reischach at Mt. Kronplatz

from 80 €

Hotel & Resort Schlosshof

Charme Hotel | Lana near Meran

from 166 €

MIRABELL DOLOMITES HOTEL

Luxury . Ayurveda & SPA | Olang at Mt. Kronplatz

from 140 €

Hotel Sand

Hiking - biking hotel | Kastelbell-Tschars

from 100 €

Hotel Tirolerhof

Gourmet hotel | Welsberg-Taisten at Mt. Kronplatz

from 252 €

SOLVIE Calm Inspiring Getaway

Sporthotel | Pfalzen at Mt. Kronplatz

from 255 €

Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier

Sport & wellness resort | St. Martin in Passeiertal

from 205 €

WINKLER 5-Star Design Hotel

Design hotel | St. Lorenzen at Mt. Kronplatz

from 118 €

Hotel Saltauserhof

Wellness hotel | St. Martin in Passeier

from 93 €

Hotel Leitner

Pure relaxation | Mühlbach in Eisacktal

from 89 €

Hotel Vilpianerhof

Active hotel | Terlan in Southern South Tyrol

from 205 €

LANERHOF Relax & Active Retreat

Spa-Hotel | St. Lorenzen at Mt. Kronplatz

from 98 €

Granpanorama Hotel Sambergerhof

Panorama Hotel | Villanders in the Eisacktal

Grape variety in South Tyrol

South Tyrol is a wine-growing area with outstanding quality and large variety: On a surface of only 5,300 hectares the region offers around 20 grape varieties – this is unique in Italy. First-class wines of international standing can be found among the red wines as well as among the white wines. As concerns the growing surface, white wines are by now more frequent than red wines.

Gourmet hotels in South Tyrol

South Tyrolean wines are as faceted as the region’s landscape. The unique mix of Alpine and Mediterranean influences making South Tyrol this special, gives the South Tyrolean wine an incomparable character. Be it in Eisacktal or Vinschgau, in Bozen and environs or in South Tyrol – the local wine producers and wineries perfectly combine tradition and innovation creating excellent wines with personal characteristics.

White wines

The Gewürztraminer is an autochthonous grape variety whose name derives from the South Tyrolean wine village Tramin. The wine captivates through an unforgettable aroma and its delicate scent of roses.

In addition, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Bianco and Chardonnay are other frequent varieties. Sauvignon, Müller Thurgau, Sylvaner, Kerner, Veltliner and Riesling like the South Tyrolean soils and the climate as well. All South Tyrolean white wines have a mineral freshness and a marked varietal character.

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Every year, the South Tyrolean wineries produce excellent red and white wines, which also receive international awards.
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Red wines

Particularly popular and dominating red wines as concerns the growing surface are the autochthonous varieties Vernatsch and Lagrein, growing in Bozen and environs as well as in Southern South Tyrol. The South Tyrolean Vernatsch is fruity and fresh. However, its character varies according to is growing area: a St. Magdalener for instances tastes differently as a Kalterersee or a Meraner. The Lagrein, one of the oldest grape varieties of Italy, impresses with a velvety volume and expressiveness.

Among the classic red wines, the Blauburgunder is grown most frequently but also Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet France thrive in South Tyrol. Rosenmuskateller is a real rarity – a complex sweet wine with intense scent of roses.