This extraordinary late harvest wine packs an aromatic explosion into every sip.

A surprising Bodeaux blend from an untypical Alpine microclimate.

This Chardonnay tastes fresh and juicy and is characterised by fullness and a distinctive minerality. The name Glarea stems from Rhaeto-Romance language and means a pile of gravel, a clear reference to the composition of the soil in the vineyards

Unterebner Pinot grigio was launched in 1989 as a symbol of Cantina Tramin’s pursuit of excellence. It reveals the surprising finesse and elegance of this grape variety, with a decisive alpine twist, beyond any fashion and trends.

The grapes come from vineyards planted in calcareous clay and gravel soils. This Chardonnay has delicate fruity aromas and a dry finish.

Moriz Pinot Bianco is sourced from vineyards planted between 250 and 550 meters on calcareous clay and gravel soils. The name of this wine comes from the patron of a small village above Tramin, Sella, Saint Mauritius.