The name Kalkberg originated from 'Kalk,' meaning the limestone in the soil, and 'Berg,' meaning the mountain. The grapes come from several parcels and vineyard sites above St. Pauls at the foot of the Gantkofel. They grow on mineral-rich dolomite and clay soils.
Kalkberg
Pinot Bianco Alto Adige DOC
Kalkberg
Pinot Bianco Alto Adige DOC
Winesheet The Kalkberg present itself in a hellen bright straw yellow with some light green reflections in the glass. The nose is characterized by fresh aromas, with notes of apple and pear, as well as mountain herbs and lemon zest. A smoky and stony component is also present. On the palate the Pinot Blanc combines mediterranean and alpine influences. Smooth and silky, with a full body and a fresh, crisp finish.
- Vineyard
The vineyards are situated on east-facing slopes at 460–580 m above sea level, at the foot of the Medel mountain range. They are defined by well-drained, mineral-rich limestone soils.
- Age of the vines ca. 16-26 years
- Vinification
Whole-bunch pressing, controlled fermentation, and 12 months of ageing on the fine lees in stainless steel tanks and tonneaux, followed by at least 10 months of additional bottle ageing.
- Pairing recommendations
A timeless classic that goes well with northern Italian cuisine, including stuffed pastas like agnolotti, asparagus risotto and aged hard cheeses.
- Awards Vinous: 92 points
- Alcohol content 14 % vol.
- Ingredients
grape, preservative/antioxidant: sulphur dioxide, stabilising agents: potassium polyaspartae
Contains sulphites
- Average nutritional values per 100ml
Energy 348 kj – 83 kcal; carbohydrates 1,2 g; of which Sugars 0,1 g; contains negligible amounts of fats,saturated fatty acids, proteins and salt.
- Recycling
BOTTLE CORK GL 71 FOR 51 Green & Blue Glass Cork At the end of life SEPARATE WASTE COLLECTION Check the provisions of your Municipality.