LAND/REGION
Italy,South Tyrol
Alcohol content:
13.5%
Drinking temperature:
12-14°C
Grape Variety:
Muscaris, Solaris
Optimal drinking window:
Can be drunk immediately, can be stored for 5 years
Pale yellow
Notes of rose petals, lemon balm and nutmeg
Surrounding saltiness with a slight spiciness
Asian dishes such as curry
Allergens
Contains sulfites
Closure
Screw cap
Organic
Yes
Subregion
South Tyrolean Überetsch
Training System
Guyot
Vegan
Yes
BODEN
Eppan Berg, near the ice holes. 520 m above sea level loamy, calcareous, deep soil with a high proportion of white dolomite rock.
SÄURE g/l
5,6
RESTZUCKER g/l
< 1
Abfüller Informationen
Thomas Niedermayr, Schulthauser Weg 1, 39057 Eppan (BZ), IT
Öko Code Nummer
IT‑BIO‑013
The Cuvée Sonnrain BIO 2019 by Thomas Niedermayr is a remarkable wine that impresses with its unique manufacturing process and commitment to organic viticulture. This wine undergoes spontaneous fermentation through the natural yeast of the vineyards, making its characteristics authentic and unique. The muscaris used for this wine undergoes a 3-day maceration, which intensifies its aromas and structure.
The aging then takes place in neutral wooden barrels for 12 months on the lees, followed by a further 9 months in steel barrels. This careful aging gives the wine remarkable complexity and texture.
In April 2021, the wine was bottled unembellished and unfiltered to preserve its purity and naturalness.
The scent of the Sonnrain BIO cuvée is characterized by subtle notes of rose petals, lemon balm and nutmeg, which offer a seductive olfactory experience. On the palate, the wine is pleasantly fresh with a medium-bodied body and a surrounding saltiness, which underlines its freshness and ensures a balanced taste experience.
This wine is not only a treat for the palate, but also a testimony to Thomas Niedermayr's commitment to organic viticulture and the preservation of the natural environment. Its unique production and characteristic aroma profile make it an indispensable companion for special moments and
culinary delights.