Terlano
The History of the Terlano Winery
The Terlano winery is a symbol of tradition and innovation in the heart of South Tyrol. Founded in 1893, this winery boasts a rich heritage that masterfully blends with innovative practices, creating wines appreciated both at home and abroad. Terlano has managed to preserve and enhance its prestigious past, while always looking to the future with a keen eye on modern technologies and trends in the wine sector.
Production Philosophy
Terlano's production philosophy is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. One of the winery's distinctive features is its sustainable approach, which is reflected in the careful use of natural resources and attention to biodiversity. This methodology not only respects the environment but also makes it possible to obtain wines of the highest quality, capable of expressing the authenticity of the territory where they originate.
What are the prices of Terlano wines?
The prices of Terlano wines vary based on the label and the rarity of the bottles. Generally, they fall into a medium price range, accessible to those seeking good value for money. Here is an indicative overview:
- White wines: from 15 to 30 euros
- Red wines: from 20 to 40 euros
- More prestigious bottles: over 50 euros
Terlano's Iconic Wines
In Terlano's vast product range, some labels particularly stand out for their quality and personality.
- Nova Domus Riserva: This complex and structured white is a perfect expression of the Terlano terroir. It combines fruity nuances with a pleasant minerality.
- Monticol Pinot Nero Riserva: An elegant red with notes of wild berries and spices, embodying the balance between freshness and aromatic depth.
- Terlaner I: An iconic blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco, and Sauvignon, which impresses with its harmony and freshness.
What dishes to pair with Terlano wines
Pairing Terlano wines with the right foods can enhance the tasting experience.
- White wines: Ideal with fish dishes, seafood, and fresh salads. For example, Terlaner Classico pairs beautifully with a sea bass carpaccio.
- Red wines: Perfect with red meats and game dishes. Monticol Pinot Nero goes well with a grilled beef fillet.
- Sparkling wines: Excellent as an aperitif or with light appetizers, such as salmon crostini.
Storing Terlano Wines
Proper wine storage can make the difference between an exceptional tasting and a mediocre one. But how to store Terlano wines in the best way?
- Maintain a constant temperature between 10 and 15 degrees Celsius
- Avoid exposure to direct light and vibrations
- Store bottles horizontally to keep the cork moist
By following these simple tips, Terlano wines will retain all their bouquet and flavor for many years.
