White Wine: 2021 | Kellerei Terlan | Quarz Terlano Sauvignon (Magnum)
Delicate as the fine inclusions of quartz in Terlanos volcanic porphyry rock - that is our Sauvignon Selection, which does full justice to its name. Quarz offers a combination of fine texture, depth and salty aftertaste that has given this noble white an international reputation.
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Producer: Kellerei Terlan
Vintage: 2021
Size: 1.5L
ABV: 14%
Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc
Country/Region: Italy, Alto Adige
Delicate as the fine inclusions of quartz in Terlanos volcanic porphyry rock - that is our Sauvignon Selection, which does full justice to its name. Quarz offers a combination of fine texture, depth and salty aftertaste that has given this noble white an international reputation.
Producer Information
Kellerei Terlan (also known as Cantina Terlano) is a leading wine producer in the German-speaking Italian region of Alto Adige Sudtirol. The winery regarded as one of the very best cooperatives in Italy.It was founded in 1893 and now has 143 member growers farming a total of 190 hectares (470 acres). The village of Terlano is located halfway between the regions two main towns, Merano and Bolzano, in a wide section of the Adige river valley.Production is split 70-30 between white and red wine. The extensive portfolio includes wines from all of the major grape varieties grown in the region.The winery produces broadly four tiers of wines. The top cuve is the Primo, or Terlaner I a barrel-aged white wine made predominantly from Pinot Bianco, with Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc playing a supporting role.The Rarity range consists of wines that have undergone extended aging (up to a decade) in the cellars of the winery before bottling.
