2022

Vernatsch "Hoamet"

Bergmannhof zum Winzer

Red Wine Fruity, Multi-layered

LAND/REGION

Italy,South Tyrol

Alcohol content:

12.5%

Classification:

Mitterberg IGT

Drinking temperature:

16°C

Grape Variety:

95% Vernatsch, 5% Lagrein

Optimal drinking window:

Can be drunk immediately, can be stored for 5 years

ruby red

Aromas of ripe cherries and wild berries, accompanied by earthy and spicy nuances

Harmonious balance of fruitiness and fine tannins, complex and accessible

South Tyrolean marende (bacon, cheese, Schüttelbrot), dark meat, stir-fried vegetables

Allergens

Contains sulfites

Closure

Cork

Subregion

South Tyrolean Überetsch

Abfüller Informationen

Bergmannhof, Unterrainer Strasse 46, 39057 Eppan an der Weinstraße, IT

The Vernatsch IGT Hoamet - 2022 from the Bergmannhof Winery is an expressive red wine from the Eppan wine road region in South Tyrol. This single-varietal Vernatsch shows the characteristic freshness and finesse of the South Tyrolean Vernatsch grape, which originates in this region. In terms of color, the wine presents itself in a deep ruby red with light violet reflections, reflecting the wine’s freshness and liveliness. The aroma of the Vernatsch IGT Hoamet is particularly appealing, with a bouquet of ripe cherries, berries, and subtle spicy notes that highlight the typical character of the grape variety. The aromatic profile is complemented by fine mineral and floral nuances that add an additional dimension to the wine. On the palate, the wine shows a harmonious balance between the fruitiness of the ripe berries and a fine tannin structure, giving the wine a pleasant fullness. The vibrant acidity ensures freshness and a long, balanced finish. The wine lingers in the memory with its delicate fruitiness and light spiciness. Aged in stainless steel tanks, the Vernatsch IGT Hoamet - 2022 preserves the authentic flavors of the Vernatsch grape and reflects the tradition of the Bergmannhof winery. A wine that embodies the winery’s connection to its homeland and the unique character of the South Tyrolean region.