Tiefenbrunner Merus Müller-Thurgau, Alto Adige 2022
IW17823

Tiefenbrunner Merus Müller-Thurgau, Alto Adige 2023

£17.90
75cl ALC 13%
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Fragrant, floral, aromatic herbs, grass and warm spices can be found on the nose. The palate has more of the same but is fresh, crisp and clean with an elegant finish.

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Italy, Italy, Veneto & Northeast Italy

Still White

Müller-Thürgau

100% Müller Thürgau

Dry and crisp

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2023

13%

75cl

Tiefenbrunner

Reviews
Vintage guide

Last year’s vintage, 2023, proved complicated, good in the north but in central and southern regions, more tricky resulting in one of the smallest vintages of recent years. A dry winter followed by a hot summer has certainly affected yields in 2022, but the quality looks excellent across the country. Small but perfectly formed seems to sum up the 2021 vintage here. Across most of the country the 2020 vintage is looking very good indeed with ripe fruit and lovely aromatics. A classic if not straight forward vintage 2019 has delivered some excellent wines but in smaller quantity. Overall, the results are very good in 2018, though a warm wet early summer led to disease pressures in many parts of the country. The Northeast, home to Prosecco amongst others did particularly well; so too did Tuscany and Piedmont but yields were a little down in some estates. 2017 saw a small crop of excellent wines; spring frosts and a later heatwave nicknamed ‘Lucifer’ reduced yields, but you’ll find good results on the whole with excellent results in Piedmont. Yields were down in 2016 but quality is high, Piedmont and Tuscany at least as good as 2015. 2015 is generally an excellent vintage across Italy, perhaps reds having the edge over whites.
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Tiefenbrunner

Tiefenbrunner

Leading South Tyrol estate, Tiefenbrunner produces highly individual wines, grown at altitude in spectacular vineyards.The South Tyrol is different. German speaking, it was part of Austria until 1919 and still maintains its own culture, economy and just about everything else separate to the rest of Italy.

Naturally this includes viticulture, with both the location and the grape varieties leading to highly individual wines grown at altitude in spectacular vineyards. Tiefenbrunner are one of the leading growers here, now in the fifth generation of family ownership, although wine production in the area is recorded back to the 13th century. The reputation of the estate was made by Herbert Tiefenbrunner who started as a winemaker in 1943 when he was 15 years old and took over the estate in 1968, retiring in 2000. Now run by husband-and-wife, Christof and Sabine Tiefenbrunner, the estate remains dedicated to making wines of the highest quality from their 25 ha with grapes from another 45 being supplied on long term contracts by local growers. The vineyards are situated on steep slopes at altitudes from 250 metres up to 1000 metres and so comprise some of the highest vineyards in Europe, with the flagship wine, Feldmarschall von Fenner grown at the highest spot and so making the most of the swings in temperature between night and day.

Winemaking is in the hands of Christof and his winemaker Stephan Rohregger being as ‘hands off’ as possible, using stainless steel, concrete, or large old wooden vats, whatever they feel suits the wine the best. The results are wines of great mineral purity, balance and finesse.

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