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Weissburgunder (Pinot Bianco) Riserva Renaissance

From the oldest, steepest terraces beneath Presule Castle, Markus Prackwieser elevates Weissburgunder — Pinot Bianco — to heights few believed possible. Raised slowly on its lees and released only when ready, “Renaissance” trades the variety’s easy charm for real profundity: ripe orchard fruit, white flowers, and hazelnut deepening into honeyed stone, smoke, and cool Dolomite minerality. Rich yet chiseled, expansive yet weightless, it flows to a satisfyingly long, mountain saline finish.

Appellation: Südtirol DOC

Type: White, dry.

Varietal: Weissburgunder (Pinot Bianco, Pinot Blanc)

Wine Details:

Tasting Notes:
Color: Deep straw-gold.
Bouquet: Citrus, apricot, complex floral and herbal notes, with a brisk minerality.
Palate: A layered, slowly unfolding nose of ripe pear, golden apple, and white blossom over hazelnut, honeyed stone, smoke, and wet rock.
Alcohol: 14.5%.
Total Acid: 6.2 g/l.
Residual Sugar: 1.2 g/l.
Serving Temperature: Chilled 10-12° C (50-54° F)
Pairing: Turbot and fine fish in butter sauces, lobster, roast poultry and veal, risotto, porcini dishes, mature Alpine cheeses.

Vinyard Notes:
Location: South edge of the Eisacktal (Isarco Valley) at the foot of the Sciliar massif.
Altitude: 450–550 meters (1,475-1,640 feet) a.s.l.
Soil: Calcareous moraines on solid quartz porphyry.
Slope: 50–60%
Training: Pergola and trellis
Density: 4,500–7,500 vines/ha.
Yield: 50 hl/ha.

Winemaking Notes:
Harvest: Beginning of October.
Vinification: Gentle pressing followed by fermentation in large tonneau. 
Aging:  12 months on the gross lees in tonneau and afterwards for one year in steel tanks on the fine lees.