Born from a captivating cross between Garganega and Traminer, Goldtraminer wine is a testament to the ingenuity of botanist Rebo Rigotti, who carefully crafted this gem in 1947 at the prestigious Viticulture Institute San Michele all'Adige in the breathtaking Trentino-Alto Adige region.

Unveiling its mysteries through a DNA analysis in 2000, this wine's true parentage was revealed to be even more intriguing, with the previously thought-to-be mother variety of Trebbiano Toscano proven incorrect based on molecular genetics. This only adds to the mystique of this exceptional grape.

Thriving in the vineyards with medium ripening, this resilient varietal boasts resistance to frost, mildew, and botrytis, making it a reliable and sturdy choice for winemakers. With its penchant for late harvest, it yields an exquisite Spätlese style wine that enchants the senses with its complexity and depth.

While still cultivated in limited quantities in the regions of Puglia and Tuscany, this wine's scarcity only adds to its allure. With just five hectares of vineyards designated to its cultivation in 2016, it remains a treasure waiting to be discovered by the discerning wine connoisseur.