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When Christian Plattner heard from a fellow winemaker that this vineyard was for sale, he could hardly believe it. A steep, southeast-facing slope with old, deep-rooted vines of the Pinot Noir grape variety and the almost extinct, indigenous white grape variety "Blaterle."
It had to be done quickly, as there were naturally many interested parties. When he finally got the nod from the owner, it was almost a miracle for him. It may sound ironic, but Christian later learned in passing that this vineyard bore the historical name "Wunder."
At first, Christian wasn't aware that so much manual labor went into this steep slope.
Upon tasting the first wines, however, it immediately became clear to him that the arduous work was undoubtedly worth it. Despite the steep slope and the associated exertion, the location is, for him, the most beautiful workplace in the world, thanks to the breathtaking view of one of the most famous mountain ranges in the Dolomites, the Catinaccio.
Grape Variety: Blaterle
Location + Climate: Oberleitach in St. Magdalena. Steep slope at 500m above sea level
Soil: Gravel soil on porphyry. Vinification: 60% steel, 40% tonneau
Appearance: Light straw yellow
Nose: Spicy and complex, delicate red berry fruits such as red currant, white peach, ripe pear, citrus, hazelnut
Palate: Powerful, complex, mineral with alpine freshness
Food Pairing: Light dishes with fish or poultry
Serving Temperature: 9-12°C
About the Wine: The vineyards in Oberleitach have been family-owned since 2023. Our steepest site for excellent white wines.
Winner's Note:
"Expressing this special location in the glass is the greatest challenge for me. Wunder is a white wine with an alpine touch, impressing with its remarkable structure and surprising finesse."
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Quality wine with typical geographical indication
Favorite or award-winning product
When Christian Plattner heard from a fellow winemaker that this vineyard was for sale, he could hardly believe it. A steep, southeast-facing slope with old, deep-rooted vines of the Pinot Noir grape variety and the almost extinct, indigenous white grape variety "Blaterle."
It had to be done quickly, as there were naturally many interested parties. When he finally got the nod from the owner, it was almost a miracle for him. It may sound ironic, but Christian later learned in passing that this vineyard bore the historical name "Wunder."
At first, Christian wasn't aware that so much manual labor went into this steep slope.
Upon tasting the first wines, however, it immediately became clear to him that the arduous work was undoubtedly worth it. Despite the steep slope and the associated exertion, the location is, for him, the most beautiful workplace in the world, thanks to the breathtaking view of one of the most famous mountain ranges in the Dolomites, the Catinaccio.
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