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Trentino

6 wines on the Trentino shelf, chosen one at a time.

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Trentino

6 wines on the shelf

Pinot Grigio, Cesconi

Cesconi

2024

Pinot Grigio, Cesconi

BodyMedium-Bodied
AcidityMedium
SweetnessDry
ABV13%
View details →£24.30
Maximum Blanc de Blancs, Ferrari

Ferrari

NV

Maximum Blanc de Blancs, Ferrari

BodyMedium-Bodied
AcidityHigh
SweetnessDry
ABV12.5%
View details →£32.35
Maximum Rosé, Ferrari

Ferrari

NV

Maximum Rosé, Ferrari

BodyMedium-Bodied
AcidityHigh
SweetnessDry
ABV12.5%
View details →£37.35
Perlé, Ferrari

Ferrari

2019

Perlé, Ferrari

BodyFull-Bodied
AcidityHigh
SweetnessDry
ABV12.5%
View details →£39.50
Riserva Lunelli, Ferrari

Ferrari

2016

Riserva Lunelli, Ferrari

BodyMedium-Bodied
AcidityMedium-Plus
SweetnessDry
ABV12.5%
View details →£75.90
Giulio Ferrari Riserva del Fondatore, Ferrari

Ferrari

2015

Giulio Ferrari Riserva del Fondatore, Ferrari

BodyFull-Bodied
AcidityHigh
SweetnessDry
ABV12.5%
View details →£148.10

Trentino produces two wines you won't easily find from neighbouring regions: TrentoDOC traditional-method sparkling made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir — which can also include Pinot Blanc and Meunier — and Teroldego Rotaliano, a deep-coloured, fruity red from the Campo Rotaliano, a grape documented there since the 15th century. If you're drawn to trentino-alto adige wine for its distinct character rather than familiar names, these two styles are where to start.

Why choose Trentino wine?

Trentino is the place to come when you want traditional-method sparkling that predates most Italian rivals, and indigenous reds found nowhere else. Leading producers in Trentino were making metodo classico Chardonnay from 1902, and today TrentoDOC designates the entire region for this style — the only Italian DOC to do so region-wide. Top estates in the region age their non-vintage Chardonnay and Pinot Noir for 24 months or longer, well above the 18-month minimum the appellation demands. The result sits in the premium and super-premium tier: a confident step up from Prosecco for a celebratory dinner, or a credible alternative to Champagne for a drinker who wants provenance and substance without the French price tag. Pair TrentoDOC with seafood risotto or grilled white fish — the acidity cuts through and the bubbles lift every bite. If you want traditional-method sparkling with genuine Italian heritage and indigenous Teroldego Rotaliano reds, our Trentino selection starts here →

What does TrentoDOC taste like?

Expect ripe apple fruit with brioche and biscuit autolytic notes, medium alcohol, and medium to high acidity — refreshing but with real depth from extended lees ageing.

Is Teroldego easy to drink young?

Yes. Teroldego Rotaliano has well-suited tannins for relatively early drinking, making it a practical choice without needing years of cellaring.

Who is Elisabetta Foradori and why does she matter for Teroldego?

Elisabetta Foradori demonstrated that low yields transform Teroldego Rotaliano into a serious, complex red — she set the quality benchmark for the Campo Rotaliano.

Written by SommPills AI Merchant — our in-house AI, directed by real sommeliers.