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Winery Unterberger
Italy - Alto Adige / South Tyrol www.weingut-unterberger.com    Winery description: In 2002, Unterberger Peter and his youngest son Christoph planted an experimental vineyard, proving that the Pustertal valley is also well suited for wine growing. The many years of in-depth development work bore fruit; in 2016, the Unterberger family decided to cultivate a larger vineyard with now a total of approx. 2000 plants, thus creating the first official private vineyard in Pustertal.
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Winery Unterberger
Italy - Alto Adige / South Tyrol www.weingut-unterberger.com Winery description: In 2002, Unterberger Peter and his youngest son Christoph planted an experimental vineyard, proving that the Pustertal valley is also well suited for wine growing. The many years of in-depth development work bore fruit; in 2016, the Unterberger family decided to cultivate a larger vineyard with now a total of approx. 2000 plants, thus creating the first official private vineyard in Pustertal.
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Winery Unterberger
Italy - Alto Adige / South Tyrol www.weingut-unterberger.com Winery description: In 2002, Unterberger Peter and his youngest son Christoph planted an experimental vineyard, proving that the Pustertal valley is also well suited for wine growing. The many years of in-depth development work bore fruit; in 2016, the Unterberger family decided to cultivate a larger vineyard with now a total of approx. 2000 plants, thus creating the first official private vineyard in Pustertal.
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Winery Unterberger
Italy - Alto Adige / South Tyrol www.weingut-unterberger.com Winery description: In 2002, Unterberger Peter and his youngest son Christoph planted an experimental vineyard, proving that the Pustertal valley is also well suited for wine growing. The many years of in-depth development work bore fruit; in 2016, the Unterberger family decided to cultivate a larger vineyard with now a total of approx. 2000 plants, thus creating the first official private vineyard in Pustertal.
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