Tyrolean ski region produces wonderful wine
South Tyrol in Austria is known not only as a dream ski destination for a ski holiday. At any time of year, you can enjoy the region’s wonderful wines while on holiday in South Tyrol. The location of this picturesque landscape is what makes South Tyrol so special. The laid-back atmosphere of South Tyrol blends wonderfully with a distinctly Italian flair. And this unique atmosphere makes every stay an unforgettable experience.
Mediterranean climate in South Tyrol
The Mediterranean climate from the south contributes to the excellent quality of the grapes in South Tyrol. And the ski resorts are also within easy reach. South Tyrol is particularly renowned for its distinctive, fresh and fruity white wines. GewĂĽrztraminer, Kerner, MĂĽller-Thurgau, Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Sauvignon, Silvaner and Veltliner all call this region home. When there is no snow, it is well worth exploring the wine-growing region. Hotels offer a wide selection of South Tyrolean wines, and some even have their own wine cellars. There are sure to be a few excellent red wines too, such as the distinctive Cabernet.
Tyrolean ski region produces wonderful wine
Date: 30/09/2026
South Tyrol is unique, unlike almost anywhere else in Europe. This landscape is shaped by so many fascinating contrasts.
Merano Grape Festival
So visitors don’t come to South Tyrol just for a ski holiday. How about visiting the Merano Grape Festival at the end of the grape harvest? From October 19 to 21, traditional costume groups put on a grand festive parade for the many spectators. The WineFestival follows from November 10 to 12 at the Kurhaus in Merano. Almost 500 producers present their wines. And food lovers can sample culinary specialties from around the world at more than 120 vendors. So it’s well worth making your way to South Tyrol—now, in autumn, not just in winter for a ski holiday.
