Max Thurner - Perlhof

Falstaff Wine Guide Italy 2026

First mentioned in a document in 1545, the historic estate is almost half a millennium old. In 2015, the Thurner family acquired the Perlhof, where they have been producing wine since 2021. the vineyard extends over four sites with skeletal quartz porphyry soils and is located on the steep southern slopes of Bolzano. The charming interplay of warm air masses from the Bolzano valley basin and the cool streams from the Isarco Valley create an attractive environment for top-quality viticulture. In addition to classic South Tyrolean grape varieties such as Vernatsch, Merlot is also cultivated.

Winemaker: Max Thurner

Tasting room

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Cultivation Area in Hectares: 3

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2022 Jean Riserva Südtirol DOC

Max Thurner - Perlhof

2024 Elsbeth Mitterberg IGT

Max Thurner - Perlhof

2023 Perleit Südtirol DOC

Max Thurner - Perlhof

2021 Cardum Riserva Südtirol DOC

Max Thurner - Perlhof

Alto Adige, Italy

Red Wine

14,5%

Perlweiß Mitterberg IGT

Max Thurner - Perlhof

Alto Adige, Italy

White Wine

14%

2023 Max Thurner - Steigmann Weissburgunder Südtirol DOC

Max Thurner - Perlhof

2023 Milo Mitterberg IGT

Max Thurner - Perlhof

Alto Adige, Italy

Red Wine

13,5%

Oberleitach 11
39100 Bozen
Italy
+39 (3401) 576679
+39 (3401) 576679 [email protected]
www.maxthurnerweine.it

Contact person: Max Thurner

Region

Italy

Among the largest wine producers in Europe is Italy; here are vines from the Alpine country down to...

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12:30 - 18:00

Tuesday

12:30 - 18:00

Wednesday

12:30 - 18:00

Thursday

12:30 - 18:00

Friday

12:30 - 18:00

Saturday

09:00 - 12:00

Sunday

Closed

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