Cantina Terlan

Cantina Terlan

Tradition Alto Adige Pinot Grigio 2024

Not your typical watery Pinot Grigio. Medium gold color. — 2 days ago

Tom, Brian and 2 others liked this

Cantina Terlan

Terlaner Grande Cuvée Sauvignon Blanc Blend 2022

Perfect balance between lightweighted and floral pinot blanc (70%) and creamy tropical chardonnay (25%) and strong scented Sauvignon (5%). Backed with oak (Riserva) still great acidity in this warm year. Fine dining companion. — 3 months ago

Peter and Liselotte liked this

Cantina Terlan

Porphyr Alto Adige - Südtirol Lagrein 2021

Ted
9.4

Gorgeous wine. Totally shocked at how deep the color was. Dark chocolate and mountain berries. — 6 months ago

Jeni
with Jeni
Juan, Rick and 2 others liked this

Cantina Terlan

Vorberg Riserva Terlano Pinot Bianco 2022

K L
9.1

Solid Italian option and Kurt rec. would try again. Light and acidic but not too much. Grassier than citrus. — 10 days ago

Matt Dill
with Matt

Cantina Terlan

Tradition Alto Adige Pinot Bianco 2024

Classic example of Pinot Bianco. Spiced pear, raw almonds, fresh raspberries, dolostone, and hints of mango and passion fruit. — 6 months ago

Cantina Terlan

Gries Riserva Alto Adige - Südtirol Lagrein 2022

Fruit forward, round. Med+!body. Matches with grilled pork tenderloin, creamy onion and date sauce. — a month ago

Cantina Terlan

Tradition Alto Adige Pinot Noir 2023

yum. so many cherries! ripe red cherry, strawberry, some salinity? medium bodied, pretty light plum color — 5 months ago

Cantina Terlan

Winkl Terlano Sauvignon 2023

Ted
9.1

Lime zest. Average acidity. Gorgeous wine. — 6 months ago

Jeni
with Jeni
Juan, Tegan and 5 others liked this

Cantina Terlan

Kreuth Terlano Chardonnay 2010

Deep, golden-hue in color, the 2020 Terlano “Kreuth” (100% Chardonnay) is a lush, full-bodied example of the variety. Hints of star fruit and bright citrus notes greet the nose, but it’s on the palate where this wine be shinin’ right now. Full-bodied, rich and glorious is the texture, pinned down by an uncanny mineral-driven sense of place. I learned a long time ago that you just can’t write-off ANY of the Chardonnay that comes from the Alto-Adige region of Italy- or ANYWHERE from Italy for that matter. As it breathes it comes into its own, changing with every breath and reinforcing itself on the finish. See simply: do not overlook. — 6 months ago

Beth Zitzman
with Beth