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Schiava

Red

Cool climate

Also known as Vernatsch in German/Alto Adige or Trollinger in Württemberg

A light, fragrant red grape native to Alto Adige, where it's known as Vernatsch in German. Once the region's most planted variety, it produces pale, delicate wines with a distinctive almond note. Best served slightly chilled. The main grape of St. Magdalener and Kalterersee.

Best enjoyed within 2-3 years for maximum freshness.

Climate

Cool

Regions

1 region

Color

Red

Typical Structure & Aromas

Typical profile for this variety. Style varies by region, climate, and winemaking.

Structure

Body
Light
Tannins
Silky
Sweetness
Dry
Acidity
Crisp
OakNone

Where Schiava grows

Food Pairings

Speck (South Tyrolean smoked ham) with dark bread
Canederli (bread dumplings) in broth
Light pasta with butter and sage
Fresh mozzarella and tomato salad
Grilled trout with herbs
Mild Alpine cheese board
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