Teroldego
The Teroldego grape is the viticultural symbol of the Trentino South Tyrol region, and was known in ancient times as the "gold of the Tyrol". Indeed, it seems that among the various hypotheses put forward, its name derives from Tyrol, the borderland where it has always been grown. It is a native red grape that is regarded as the ancient king of the region, as its presence is already documented in 1300 in the area of the Piana Rotaliana. This is an alluvial area where its presence is still concentrated, and is located on the northern border with South Tyrol. Deep, dark red in colour, it is characterised by a bouquet of wild berries, together with spiced and balsamic sensations. The taste is fleshy, round and enveloping and goes perfectly with the typical dishes of the Trentino tradition as well as with salami, meat and mature cheeses. It is the red nectar of Trentino and the glory of the region.



















