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If you're looking for exceptional wines from idyllic Italy, Tiefenbrunner wines are the perfect choice. While the major wineries are primarily located in the renowned wine regions of Veneto, Piedmont, Puglia, and Tuscany, Tiefenbrunner Winery is situated in a completely different location, in the far north, in the province of Trentino-South Tyrol. This region was long the subject of a conflict between Italy and Austria. Ultimately, it became part of Italy, but Austrian influence remains clearly visible to this day.

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The Tiefenbrunner Winery has a remarkable history, dating back to the 13th century. At that time, an iconic fortress, Fort Linticlarus, stood at Tiefenbrunner's current location. Tiefenbrunner honored this long-vanished fortress with the Linticlarus Pinot Noir Reserva wine. It is now located at Schloss Turmhof, which dates back to the 16th century. The winery truly began to take shape in the 1960s, when Hilde and Herbert Tiefenbrunner began producing wine on a large scale. From then on, the Tiefenbrunner Winery became a popular stop for tourists heading south.

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In 1983, the winery was taken over by their son, Chirstof Tiefenbrunner, and his wife, Sabine. From this point on, the winery truly flourished. The cellars were modernized, and the vineyard was perfected. The quality of Tiefenbrunner's wines steadily rose to astronomical heights. Currently, Tiefenbrunner owns no fewer than 20 hectares of their own vineyards. They also source grapes from friendly winegrowers with whom they have enjoyed long-standing partnerships. This is precisely why the quality of Tiefenbrunner's wines remains consistently high.

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The wine region has a strong German influence. This is evident, for example, in the street signs, which are, without exception, bilingual. Driving through the region feels a bit like being in Alsace. This is also reflected in the vineyards. You'll find plenty of Pinot Grigio (Pinot Gris), Pinot Bianco (Pinot Blanc), and the highly acclaimed Gewürztraminer. International grape varieties are also plentiful. The Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Chardonnay and Tiefenbrunner Turmhof Sauvignon Blanc, for example, are beloved by many wine drinkers.

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Despite the German and French influences, Tiefenbrunner wines remain true Italian gems. Whether you're tasting the local hero Turmhof Lagrein or the acclaimed Tiefenbrunner Merus Pinot Grigio, you can't go wrong with Tiefenbrunner wines. You can taste the tireless dedication of the Tiefenbrunner family. You clearly recognize their pure craftsmanship. Tiefenbrunner offers you superb Italian wines that will make you truly happy.