Elena Walch Lagrein 2024

Profile: The Elena Walch Lagrein 2024 at a glance

• Elena Walch Lagrein 2024 - South Tyrolean character in liquid form (and with style)
• Lagrein from South Tyrol - Alpine elegance meets Italian temperament
• Elena Walch - Quality you can see and smell
• Dark ruby ​​red - Profound and mysterious
• Natural cork - Classically opened, enjoyed with style
• Perfect with game and cheese - Strong food needs strong accompaniments

Portrait: What makes the Elena Walch Lagrein 2024 special

There are wines that want to be everything: loud, exciting, trendy. And then there's the Lagrein 2024 from Elena Walch - a South Tyrolean who simply knows who he is. No big fuss, no show - just quality, character, and a touch of Alpine charm.

Produced by Elena Walch GmbH, one of the most renowned wineries in South Tyrol, this Alto Adige DOC wine comes from a region where mountains meet vines and every ray of sunshine is hard-earned. No random products are created here, but rather wines with a clear stance. And the Lagrein, a true South Tyrolean grape variety with a rich history, is no exception.

The color? Dark ruby ​​red – so deep you could almost get lost in it. The aroma? Violet, a bit playful, but not kitschy. Just as a serious South Tyrolean flirts: subtle, but effective.

With its 13.5% alcohol by volume, this wine stands confidently alongside game dishes, dark meat, or strong cheese – never saying, "I'm the star of the table," but rather, "I'm the reliable sidekick you'll never want to be without again."

Thanks to the natural cork, opening the wine remains a small, classic ritual. And yes, this Lagrein can also be aged for a few years—although it probably won't survive that long in your area anyway.

Conclusion: A South Tyrolean original that doesn't have to be loud to make an impression - down-to-earth, refined, Elena Walch.

Tasting Notes: This is what the Elena Walch Lagrein 2024 tastes like

• Nose: The Lagrein displays an intense, dark ruby ​​red color and seduces the nose with a delicate scent of violets. The bouquet is complemented by fresh, dark wild berries, providing a pleasant fruitiness. Fine floral aromas combine with a subtle spiciness and a hint of minerality, typical of the alpine terroir of South Tyrol.
• Palate: On the palate, the wine is full-bodied and rich, with a velvety texture. The soft tannins give the Lagrein a smooth structure, while the fruity notes of dark berries keep the taste experience lively. The balance between freshness and fullness makes this wine a harmonious accompaniment to hearty dishes.
• Finish: The finish is long and elegant, characterized by mild spice and a pleasant fruity note. The soft tannins linger gently, providing a round, harmonious finish that whets the appetite for the next sip.