St. Michael-Eppan - Pinot Grigio - St Valentin2022
WHITE WINE
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Producer
St Michael Eppan
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Blend
100% Pinot Grigio
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Country
Italy
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Region
Trentino-Alto-Adige
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Appellation
Alto Adige
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UPC
643976467004
Reviews
James Suckling 93
Nice wood spices, white fruit, sour cream, brine and brioche. Creamy yet fresh on the palate, with a medium to full body and a lengthy finish. A nice phenolic grip at the end. Drinkable now, but can hold.
by ZS, James Suckling , 2024
Technical Details
Estate
Founded in 1907, St. Michael-Eppan has carved out a leading role within the world of northern Italian wine. Winemaker Hans Terzer, has the great merit of having directed the production of the wine cellar to the high-quality wine, setting his work on attention to detail and a perfect combination with tradition and the importance of innovation. The estate is considered one of the biggest names in South Tyrol and one of those names that can be considered a real guarantee for wine lovers. They are devoted to create great red and white wines in perfect synthesis of this great terroir. Regardless of the bottle you choose, there is an absolute guarantee of quality, it is an important piece of the history of South Tyrol and a wine produced with passion and skill that only a major producer can offer.
Tasting notes
Sanct Valentin Pinot Grigio was first produced in 1986 when for the first time, after selecting the first grapes from chosen vineyards, it was vinified in small wooden barrels. The expressive Sanct Valentin Pinot Grigio is highly appreciated with its smoothly integrated acidity, strength and fullness. It is one of Italy’s most prized examples of Pinot Grigio and promises an excellent drinking experience even after many years of ageing. This vintage shows fruity aroma of apple, pear, fine vanilla, toasted white bread and hazelnut. It is strong in character, creamy and full-bodied with, pleasant acidity and smoky nuances.
Background
Sanct Valentin Pinot Grigio was born back in 1986. The first grape selections
were carried out in selected vineyards in Eppan/Berg, and a Pinot gris was
vinified in small wooden barrels for the first time. With smoothly integrated
acidity, power and fullness, the expressive Sanct Valentin Pinot Grigio has
been well received for decades. It is one of Italy’s most-awarded Pinot gris
wines and promises an excellent drinking experience even after several years
of storage.