
St. Magdalener CLASSICO 2023
- Faccino DoctorWine
- Dolomiten-Vernatsch Siegerwein
- Berebene Gambero Rosso Price/Quality
St. Magdalener ANNVER 2021
- Topwine Slow Wine
- L'Espresso, Luca Gardini
- Faccino DoctorWine
St. Magdalener DER PFANNENSTIEL. 2019
- Decanter Platinum 97 points
St. Magdalener DER PFANNENSTIEL. 2019
- Falstaff, Best of Vernatsch
- Corona, Vini buoni d'Italia
- 4 viti, AIS-Wineguide
- The Wine Hunter Gold
- Vernatsch Cup, Selection and Area Winner
Lagrein Rosé 2023
- 4 viti, AIS Wine Guide
Lagrein Riserva 2022 Decanter
- 93 points
Lagrein Riserva 2021
- L'Espresso, Luca Gardini
- The Wine Hunter Gold
Veronika and Johannes are fully committed to the two autochthonous grape varieties Vernatsch and Lagrein. Autochthonous means native and that a grape variety originally came from the area in which it is grown. There, in conjunction with the climate and soil, it is able to show what it is capable of.
Vernatsch is often described as an all-rounder wine. Fruity and fresh, it is simply a pleasure to drink and is almost always a suitable choice. South Tyrol Vernatsch wines are always individual and reflect the area they come from.
St. Magdalener is the strongest and fruitiest of them all – and the most elegant! It finds the best conditions on the moraine debris soils towards Renon/Ritten. Our Vernatsch vines are trained using the pergola system as “Gemischter Satz”, where different varieties are grown together, surrounded by Lagrein vines, which make up about 5 per cent of our St. Magdalener. Harvesting and fermenting these together enables our St. Magdalener to develop its incomparable elegance and freshness. Connoisseurs appreciate its soft tannins and pleasantly mild acidity.
In order to get the best out of St. Magdalener, we produce three different wines:
"St. Magdalener is complicated to grow and complicated in the cellar, but uncomplicated in the glass! We prefer to enjoy it slightly chilled."
Margareth
Lagrein is South Tyrol's oldest grape variety. It is thought to have originated here, in the provincial capital of Bolzano/Bozen. Lagrein loves deep, warm alluvial soils, which can be found on the sandy and gravelly sediment of Isarco/Eisack. No wonder it feels right at home at the Pfannenstielhof!
Lagrein is a dark, structured red wine full of character. It also performs extremely well when made into a stronger, more fruity rosé wine. A grape variety can achieve a lot if it is given the care and consideration it deserves.
This is why we produce three very different Lagrein wines:
"Our three wines made from Lagrein grapes are a tribute to the original South Tyrol grape variety."
Johannes













