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The evening downdrafts of the Mendola Massif give the entire terroir of the St. Michael-Eppan winery their character: they ensure the cool nights that give the grapes their extraordinary properties, shaping the fragrance, the unmistakable freshness and longevity of the wines. The downdraft (= “FALLWIND”) is the natural element that blows over the vineyards every day, exerting a positive influence on the climate and supporting the valuable work of the winegrowers.
FALLWIND. The power of nature.

Alto Adige DOC

Moscato Rosa
Stockhammer

2020

The St. Michael Eppan Winery Moscato Rosa stands out for its striking elegance and alluring aromas. It shows a bright ruby-red color with light orange hues. It has an elegant structure and a stimulating interplay between sweetness and acidity, that activates the palate, and a finish that is fresh and juicy.

at sight

light ruby

to the nose

rose petals, nutmeg, candied fruits
 

on the palate

spicy, elegant

Variety

Moscato Rosa

Area of cultivation

Site: maso Stockhammer at Leitach
Exposure: south/southeast
Soil: Moraine debris and limestone gravel
Training System: Guyot

Vine Age

12 years

Harvest

mid of September; harvest and grape selection by hand.

Vinification

Fermentation in open wood. Development in stainless-steel tanks.

Yield

30 hl/ha

ANALYTICAL DATA

Alcohol Content: 14 %
Residual Sugar: 78 gr/lt
Acidity: 5.2 gr/lt

Serving Temperature

12-14°C

Storage/Potential

5 to 7 years

Pairing Recommendations

Linzer Torte

Fallwind. the power of nature.

The “FALLWIND” wines are ambassadors of our terroir and reflect the remarkable strengths of our growing area in a unique way.
Strict quality guidelines, low yields, intense manual work in the vineyards as well as a meticulous and individual vinification in the cellar make them what they are: characterful, precise and unique wines that convince every connoisseur with their varietal characteristics.

The labels of the “FALLWIND” wines have a strong symbolism that is directly related to the growing area. In the centre is an old etching showing a view of the Macaion, part of the Mendola Massif. Above, the merged star and the waning crescent moon from the coat of arms of the municipality of Appiano, symbols dating from the early Middle Ages and lending the image graphic power and expressiveness.