The Piana Rotaliana inhabits a plateau situated at an elevation of roughly 200-250 meters above water level, delimited by the course of the Adige river and the Noce stream. It is a location with specific attributes, originating from its nature as a little plain surrounded by mountains.
The perfect area for Teroldego
The valley is of really ancient glacial origin, however over the millennia alluvial deposits have actually been superimposed on the sedimentation of moraine products. Till the mid-nineteenth century, when the Noce was dammed and transported more north, the stream crossed the main location of the Piana Rotaliana to stream into the Adige at Grumo, near San Michele all’ Adige. In its troubled circulation, typically defined by floods and floods, the Noce has actually transferred pebbles, sand and silt on the morainic substrate, developing a deep stratification that differs substantially from location to location. There are therefore deep sandy and fertile soils and others defined by plentiful pebbles, blended with silt and clay. They are all really draining pipes soils, perfect for quality viticulture. The moderate and bright environment is revitalized by the winds that come down from the Dolomite peaks.
The significant temperature level variations in between hot days and cold nights prefer sluggish ripening of the grapes, with extreme fragrant profiles and excellent level of acidity. The Teroldego has actually resided in these lands given that the Middle Ages and in this pedoclimatic environment it has actually discovered the perfect conditions to reveal itself at high quality levels.
The Teroldego vine
The analyzes of the molecular markers of the vine have actually highlighted a very first degree relationship with the dureza, moms and dad together with the mondeuse blanche of the Syrah. Teroldego is likewise the moms and dad of marzemino and lagrein, proof that validates its existence in Trentino for a long period of time. It appears to have actually gotten here in the Piana Rotaliana from the south, increasing the Adige, following ancient migrations. Even today, growing is focused in the areas of Mezzacorona, Mezzolombardo, Grumo and its historicity was acknowledged in 1971 with the facility of the very first Controlled Classification of Origin of Trentino.
The attributes of Teroldego Rotaliano red wine
The red wine is defined by an extremely extreme, dark and nearly impenetrable ruby red colour. The fragrance is similar to little dark berries, blackberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, red plum, morello cherry, subtleties of soft spices, liquorice root and medical herbs. The sip is big, abundant and juicy, soft and gratifying, with a fragile tannic texture and an unified and happily tasty surface.
