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WhiteVino Bianco d'Italia

EWA Cuvée Vino Bianco d'Italia

by Elena Walch · Trentino Alto Adige, Italy

Appellation
Vino Bianco d'Italia
Type
White
Grapes
2025: 60% Gewürztraminer, 20% Chardonnay, 20% Müller Thurgau
Vineyard
Medium-altitude vineyards combining warm days with cool mountain nights
Line
Selezione
Vintages
2025
Alcohol
13.3%
Sweetness
Dry
Colour
White
Colour depth
Light
Body
Medium-bodied
Serve at
12–14 °C
Bottled in
0.75 l
Elena WalchTrentino Alto Adige, Italy

About this wine

Vineyard and terroir

The fruit comes from limestone soils at medium altitude. Warm Mediterranean summer days are balanced by cool mountain air at night, supporting freshness and tension in the finished wine.

Grapes

The 2025 blend is 60% Gewürztraminer, 20% Chardonnay and 20% Müller Thurgau.

Vinification

The three varieties are vinified separately. Before pressing, only the Gewürztraminer receives six hours of skin contact. The grapes are carefully pressed, and the must is statically clarified before fermentation in stainless-steel tanks at a controlled 20°C. The final cuvée is assembled in spring.

Ageing

Several months on the lees in stainless-steel tanks.

Technical data

Vintage 2025. Alcohol: 13.50% vol. Total acidity: 5.6 g/L. Residual sugar: 2.9 g/L. Available in 0.75 L bottles. The grapes are entirely hand-picked. Ageing potential is 3–4 years.

Tasting profile

Strong yellow in colour. The delicate but expressive bouquet combines floral aromas, rose petals and spicy herbal notes. The palate is fresh and youthfully light, with an elegant, juicy structure and a stimulating finish.

Serving and pairing

Serve at 12–14°C. Suitable as an aperitif and with hearty first courses, spicy food, Asian cuisine and white meats.

Vintage notes

The 2025 harvest began on 27 August and concluded just over a month later. Early flowering was followed by a warm, dry June, while a much cooler July helped preserve the grapes’ natural freshness and acidity. August supplied favourable ripening weather. September alternated between sunshine and occasional rainfall toward the end of harvest, and the fruit arrived at the cellar healthy and balanced.

Label / history

The name EWA is formed from “Elena WAlch.”