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Alto Adige

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Alto Adige: see Trentino–Alto Adige Trentino–Alto Adige , region (1991 est. pop. 890,360), 5,256 sq mi (13,613 sq km), N Italy, bordering on Switzerland in the northwest and on Austria in the north. From 1919 to 1947 it was called Venezia Tridentina. Trent (Ital.
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There are the snowy clean un-oaked chardonnays from mid and northern France and Alto Adige in Italy; muscadet and aromatic sauvignon from the Loire; tropical fruit zesty sauvignon from the Antipodes; plus the big fat chardonnay from the new world.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] (serves 4) Kerner Abbazia di Novacella Alto Adige, Italy 2007
Too rarely seen in Britain, South Tyrolean, or as the Italians prefer, Alto Adige wines, have a strong local character ( often quite light and fruity, but full of flavour.
 
 
 
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