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The Terlan Winery is a wine cooperative founded in 1893 in the Adige Valley between Bolzano and Merano. The region is characterized by warm days, cool nights, and mineral-rich porphyry soils, which give the wines a special structure and finesse. Around 140 winegrowers jointly cultivate approximately 160 to 190 hectares of vineyards, with approximately 70 percent of production dedicated to white wines. A special feature of the winery is its wine archive, which contains approximately 100,000 bottles and houses vintages dating back to the year of its founding. In addition to the classic lines, so-called rarity wines are also produced, which age on the fine lees for many years. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the winery during guided tours, which include both the historic and modern cellars and conclude with a tasting of selected wines.

The Moarhof in Postal looks back on a long tradition: first documented in 1324, it has been owned by the Pertoll family since 1923. Today, Florian Klotz Pertoll runs the farm, focusing on the Schiava (Vernatsch) variety, which has always played a special role on the farm and is traditionally grown on pergola frames. Lagrein, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon are also cultivated. The wines are first aged in stainless steel tanks and then in large oak barrels in the historic vaulted cellar. Its location directly on the Adige cycle route between Bolzano and Merano makes the farm an ideal spot for cyclists looking to take a break and enjoy a wine tasting.

Feel free to stop by our Mauslocher Winery, either during opening hours or by calling ahead and we'll arrange something. My mother and I look forward to your visit!

A very nice moderately difficult climb. Good surface and consistently beautiful views.

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The Merano Farm Shop – Bottega Contadina is an ideal stopover for cyclists traveling through the Merano area. Over 50 South Tyrolean farms deliver their products directly here, so you can experience true local flavor while browsing the selection: from wine, honey, speck, fruit juices, and bread to homemade cakes and jams. The small farm restaurant is particularly inviting, where you can fortify yourself with a typical South Tyrolean snack, a glass of regional wine, or a freshly squeezed juice. This makes the farm shop an ideal place for a relaxing stop on your bike, whether as a short break or as an enjoyable conclusion to a tour around Merano.