Fennberg
Single vineyard part of the selection VIGNA and the highest Müller-Thurgau cultivation area in Europe at an altitude of 1,000 meters. The vineyard was established by Herbert Tiefenbrunner in 1972 on the Fennberg mountain [Favogna] which belongs to the municipality of Margreid [Magré]. Situated on a south-facing high plateau, the vineyard is well-protected from the north wind by the imposing rock ridge of the Rotwand.
Single vineyard part of the selection VIGNA and the highest Müller-Thurgau cultivation area in Europe at an altitude of 1,000 meters. The vineyard was established by Herbert Tiefenbrunner in 1972 on the Fennberg mountain [Favogna] which belongs to the municipality of Margreid [Magré]. Situated on a south-facing high plateau, the vineyard is well-protected from the north wind by the imposing rock ridge of the Rotwand.
Fennberg [Favogna]
The foundation for uniqueness
The soil depth varies from two meters in some places to only 40-50 cm in most areas. The middle layers are dominated by a loamy sand with red and white marble, as well as porphyry and granite boulders. In the deeper layers, there is dolomite and limestone.
