Wine & cellar

Do you choose your hotel also for the wine selection? We do :-)

We are passionate about wine and spirits. Our list includes only what we would happily drink ourselves: wines we truly love, that convince us without excuses, and whose quality we can personally stand behind.

Our wine list is not “set and forget” — it is curated season after season. We taste, compare, remove, and replace. The goal is simple: to offer a selection that works for everyone — from the curious guest to the true wine lover, all the way to experts and wine geeks.

In the entry-level segment, we don’t aim for “cheap” — we aim for smart. For every grape variety and every producer, we look for the strongest choice with the best value for money. This way you get diversity without sacrificing pure drinking pleasure, and there is something for every budget.

In the mid-range segment, the selection becomes more personal. Here, it’s not just about the label, but the producer’s signature: philosophy, origin, terroir, and above all the final result in the glass. A wine must have character, be made with precision, and match our taste — otherwise it doesn’t make the list, no matter how famous it is.

In the top segment, we focus on what truly matters: the right classics, exciting newcomers, and uncompromising flagship bottles that fit our style. We choose both renowned icons and small niche producers — but only when the quality is exceptional. We’re drawn to winemakers who love what they do. Often it’s the right mix of skill, passion, a touch of madness, and real terroir that creates truly great wines.

We wish you a lot of enjoyment exploring our selection. For recommendations, special requests, or a personalized pairing to match your menu, we are always happy to help.

Wine List with 450 Labels

We offer around 450 labels — not a random collection, but a thoughtfully curated wine list designed for true wine enthusiasts. From top South Tyrolean producers with a clear stylistic identity to selected winemakers and sought-after crus from Burgundy, the Mosel, Bordeaux and Champagne: here, origin, style and precision matter.

The selection ranges from mineral-driven white wines and great sparkling wines to characterful reds with depth. Barolo is a clear focal point — structured, complex, with attention to maturity and vintages. Bordeaux and Supertuscans are also represented by iconic names and convincing interpretations that combine power, elegance and aging potential.

Those who enjoy discovering will find real pleasure in comparing different terroirs and styles. And those who know exactly what they are looking for will discover bottles not found on every wine list. Our wine list is both an invitation and a playground — for curious connoisseurs and experienced wine lovers alike.

Zalto DenkArt & CORAVIN

For our wine list, we deliberately use the most suitable glassware depending on the wine, its style, and its level of maturity—because the right glass often determines how clearly aromas, texture, and length on the palate come through. Not every wine needs the same “spotlight”: for selected top wines and rarities, we specifically use ZALTO Denk’Art glasses to highlight aromatics, structure, and minerality with exceptional precision and to reveal the finest nuances.

For wines by the glass, we take it one step further: with the Coravin system, we pour selected premium wines by the glass without opening the bottle in the traditional way. This keeps the wine fresher and more stable for longer, minimizes oxidation, and ensures consistently high quality in the glass. It also allows you to discover exceptional labels and rarer vintages by the glass—ideal for comparing and enjoying without having to commit to a full bottle right away.

Alto Adige & Trentino Wine Region

Alto Adige is a land of wines. Despite being a small wine region in terms of surface area, Alto Adige - South Tyrol is characterized by the excellence and variety of its production. 5,000 growers cultivate as many as 20 different grape varieties on an area of fewer than 5,300 acres. The production of wine averages around 350,000 hectoliters a year.

Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay, and Pinot Blanc are the most popular wines of Alto Adige. For this reason, more than 55 percent of the vineyards in South Tyrol are reserved for white grapes, with an increasing trend. Among the white wines, Sauvignon, Müller-Thurgau, Sylvaner, Kerner, Riesling, and Veltliner also stand out. Fresh and mineral on the palate, structured in taste, the white Alto Adige DOC wines are among the best Italian white wines.

Among the red wines, in addition to the two indigenous varieties Schiava and Lagrein, for 150 years in South Tyrol, classic international varieties such as Pinot Noir, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc have also been grown. Nearly 45 percent of the total vineyard area is planted with red grapes in South Tyrol.