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Pinot blanc, South Tyrol's most important grape variety, has awakened from its slumber and has evolved a calling-card wine for the region. Schulthauser, having been vinified and bottled for the first time in 1982, is the consummate South Tyrolean Pinot blanc. This wine isn’t ostentatious, but is the consummate fresh-and-fruity Pinot blanc, the enjoyment of which is found both in its creamy softness and its lively acidity.

Crushed thyme, alpine wildflower, beeswax and orchard-fruit aromas are front and center on this beautiful white. Proving just how well Pinot Bianco can do in Alto Adige, the creamy palate is loaded with finesse, delivering ripe yellow pear, creamy apple and citrus alongside tangy acidity. White-almond and stony mineral notes back up the finish.