Although the name Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Goldmuskateller suggests otherwise, it is an Italian wine. This is due to the region where it originates. Alto Adige has long been the scene of conflict between Austria and Italy. Because the region has always belonged to one of the two countries, it is entirely bilingual. Furthermore, the climate is similar to that of the Alpine countries, meaning that many grape varieties that also grow much further north have found a place in Tiefenbrunner's vineyards.
This Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Goldmuskateller is made with a derivative of the classic Moscato grape, the Moscato Giallo. This grape is not widely planted but is capable of great achievements, especially in northern Italy. Upon opening a bottle of Tiefenbrunner wine, the floral aroma greets you. The Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Goldmuskateller is a well-balanced wine: a robust body with a spicy finish, combined with an unparalleled freshness. Its opulent and luxurious flavor is best paired with spicy Asian dishes, but the Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Goldmuskateller also makes a great aperitif.
