Montan: Not only a sun-drenched village,
but also one of the best areas for Pinot Noir!
Situated an altitude of between 400 and 1,000 meters above sea level, on the western side of Lower South Tyrol, Montan benefits from excellent climatic conditions for the Pinot Noir grapes to ripe. Montan and its surrounding small villages offer one of the finest areas in all of South Tyrol, Italy, for this grape variety.
The sandy and gravel-laden clay soil,
along with the unique microclimate,
provides optimal conditions for Pinot Noir grapes.
They grow on ancient vines old up to 40 years
and grow in a trellis system.
The sandy and gravel-laden clay soil,
along with the unique microclimate,
provides optimal conditions for Pinot Noir grapes.
They grow on ancient vines old up to 40 years
and grow in a trellis system.