Terlan (Terlano)

Terlan (Terlano) is a cooperative winery in Terlan, founded in 1893 by 24 winegrowers. It merged with Kellerei Andrian in 2008. The cooperative has 143 members. Its cellar master, Rudi Kofler, brings knowledge and many years of experience to the role.

The vineyards lie on the steep slopes of the Tschöggelberg, between 250 and 900 metres above sea level. Here, farming avoids herbicides and adapts soil cultivation to the site, while Terlan has also selected its own Sauvignon clones. White wines account for 70% of the winery’s wines and reds for 30%. Storage space was expanded in 2009 to more than 18,000 cubic metres. Its wines include a rarity wine released annually after at least ten years of ageing in its cellars.