Montan: Not only a sun-drenched village,
but also one of the best areas for Blauburgunder!
Situated an altitude of between 400 and 1,000 m, on the western side of Lower South Tyrol, Montan benefits from excellent climatic conditions for the maturation of Pinot Noir grapes. The region surrounding Montan and its fractions offers 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 the thriving
of Pinot Noir grapes from vines that are
partially over 40 years old and
grown in a trellis system.
The sandy and gravel-laden clay soil,
along with the unique microclimate,
provides optimal conditions for the thriving
of Pinot Noir grapes from vines that are
partially over 40 years old and
grown in a trellis system.
