Lagertal

Nestling in the province of Trento, Vallagarina, Lagertal in German, defines the last stretch between the mountains of the valley traversed by the Adige River. Here, where the Southern Alps impose themselves for the last time with peaks from 1,000 to 2,000 metres, before descending towards the Po Valley, a long history has favoured settlements, villages and castles. It is in this enchanted corner of Italy that the Zago family has set up its farm with vineyards in Reviano, a small village known for being a moraine plateau that favours the growth of grapes, giving a special flavour to the wine. From here, among other things, there is a spectacular view over the entire valley and you can admire the magnificent Adige River flowing through the vines. Lagertal extends over 2 hectares, at an altitude of 450 metres. The total annual production is about 25,000 bottles, obtained in full respect of traditional methods and selecting only the best raw materials, to guarantee quality and balance to the final product.