Incrocio Manzoni “Doà” (2017) - Laimburg

In the heart of Trentino-Alto Adige, the Cantina Laimburg keeps a winemaking secret: Incrocio Manzoni "Doà". This wine, born of the ingenuity of Professor Luigi Manzoni in the '30s, is a symbol of innovation and tradition. Manzoni, a pioneer of winegrowing, devoted his life to creating new grape varieties, crossing them to obtain unique wines. Laimburg, with its passion for experimentation, has embraced that legacy, making a wine that tells a story of research and dedication. The 2017 vintage, under the Mitterberg IGT appellation, is a meeting of past and present, a tribute to the land of Bolzano and to Manzoni's vision.

The appellation: Mitterberg IGT

Mitterberg IGT is an Indicazione Geografica Tipica that represents a fascinating corner of the province of Bolzano, in Alto Adige. This appellation is marked by a remarkable range of wines, from fresh, aromatic whites to medium-bodied reds and elegant rosés. The flexibility of the production rules allows producers to express the mountain terroir at its best, using a wide range of grape varieties, both indigenous and international.

What to eat with Incrocio Manzoni “Doà”

Who makes it: Laimburg

The Laimburg winery, in the beautiful region of Bolzano, in Italy, is an example of how winemaking tradition can blend with innovation. An integral part of Trentino-Alto Adige, Laimburg stands out for its attention to quality and sustainability, producing wines that express the local terroir at its best. The winery is known for its wines under the Mitterberg IGT appellation, which reflect the unique features of the soil and the climate of the area. Every bottle tells a story of passion and dedication, with wines ranging from fresh, aromatic whites to structured, complex reds.

The vine of Incrocio Manzoni “Doà”

Incrocio Manzoni

Incrocio Manzoni is a white grape variety, the result of a cross between selected varieties, developed in Italy. This variety is known for its versatility and for its ability to adapt to different climate and soil conditions, giving high-quality wines that express the character of the place where they are grown. Its popularity keeps growing, thanks to its unique features and to its ability to produce wines that suit a wide range of palates.

Incrocio Manzoni “Doà”: the area of Bolzano

Climate: Alpine

Altitude: Low to mid altitude (200–500 m above sea level)

Soil: Volcanic

Geographical setting: Hilly

Profile of Incrocio Manzoni “Doà”

Primary aromas: White flowers, White fruit

Secondary aromas: Wood

Tertiary aromas: Leather, Vanilla

Tasting notes: A white wine with mineral, savoury notes, typical of the porphyry soil. On the palate there are hints of white fruit and spice, with good structure and persistence.