
15–40 €Alto Adige Gewürztraminer is one of the region’s most iconic wines, celebrated for its intense aromas of rose, spices, and exotic fruit. Its name directly recalls Termeno, the small village on the Wine Road from which the grape built much of its fame. Every bottle tells the story of an Alpine landscape of terraced vineyards and a wine culture where Italian tradition and Central European influences meet. Taking one home means extending the journey with an aromatic glass capable of instantly evoking the convivial atmosphere of Alto Adige.
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Alto Adige Gewürztraminer is an aromatic white wine famous for its intense aromas of rose, lychee, sweet spices, and tropical fruit. It has a golden-yellow color and a full taste, often soft and well-structured, with a highly recognizable aromatic profile. It is produced in several wine-growing areas of Alto Adige, but maintains a strong connection to the territory around Termeno (Tramin). In wine shops it is often presented as one of the most distinctive wines of the region.
The name Gewürztraminer comes from “Traminer,” the grape historically associated with the village of Termeno (Tramin) in Alto Adige. The aromatic variant called “Gewürz” (which in German means “spiced”) spread over the centuries until it became one of the most recognizable expressions of the grape. Although today it is grown in many wine-producing countries, Alto Adige claims a central role in its history and selection. In the twentieth century, the quality of Alto Adige Gewürztraminer helped strengthen the international reputation of the region’s wines.
This wine carries with it the idea of a borderland where Italian culture and Central European tradition meet. It tells the story of the central role of viticulture in everyday life in Alto Adige. More than just a local product, it is an invitation to the conviviality and slow pace typical of wine culture.
Gewürztraminer is one of the grape varieties that best symbolizes the wine identity of Alto Adige. Its international fame is closely linked to the village of Termeno on the Wine Road, from which the name “Traminer” derives. It represents the region’s wine culture well, where Alpine traditions and Central European influences coexist in agriculture and gastronomy. In Alto Adige, wine is not only a commercial product but also an important part of social life, local festivals, and cuisine.
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In Bolzano it is easy to find in wine shops in the historic center, in stores specializing in Alto Adige products, and in wine bars serving local wines. Many restaurants offer it by the glass paired with regional cuisine. The Piazza delle Erbe Market and the wine shops near Via dei Portici are also typical places to buy bottles from small local producers. Around the city, several cooperative wineries sell directly to the public.
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