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Baron di Pauli
The Baroni Di Pauli family boasts 300 years of experience and passion in the wine world in South Tyrol, during which he was awarded the title "Provider of the Royal and Imperial Court of Austria-Hungary" and received appreciation also from the court of the Tsar of St. Petersburg. Founder of the cellar was Baron Andreas Di Pauli, historian of Caldaro, whose descendants retained the property of Lake Caldaro until 1901. Tenure Baron Di Pauli is today divided into two distinct bodies: Arzenhof in Caldaro and Höfl Unterm Stein, near Termeno, for a total of 15 hectares of vines. These are sunny areas dominated by a Mediterranean climate with alpine influences and cold currents. The soil is varied and composite, with prevalence of clay and limestone. The yields of the vineyards are minimized and the grapes are harvested by hand with optimal maturation. Long refinements are planned in the cellar, both for red wines and whites, in order to allow for optimum development and to achieve high levels of elegance and sophistication, as well as a strong longevity. The wines of Baron Di Pauli, which are the result of optimum conditions and a long wait in the cellar, form a range of high-quality labels representing the best oenological tradition in South Tyrol. Wines that lay on the highest levels of wine production throughout the region, perpetuating its success.
The Baroni Di Pauli family boasts 300 years of experience and passion in the wine world in South Tyrol, during which he was awarded the title "Provider of the Royal and Imperial Court of Austria-Hungary" and received appreciation also from the court of the Tsar of St. Petersburg. Founder of the cellar was Baron Andreas Di Pauli, historian of Caldaro, whose descendants retained the property of Lake Caldaro until 1901. Tenure Baron Di Pauli is today divided into two distinct bodies: Arzenhof in Caldaro and Höfl Unterm Stein, near Termeno, for a total of 15 hectares of vines. These are sunny areas dominated by a Mediterranean climate with alpine influences and cold currents. The soil is varied and composite, with prevalence of clay and limestone. The yields of the vineyards are minimized and the grapes are harvested by hand with optimal maturation. Long refinements are planned in the cellar, both for red wines and whites, in order to allow for optimum development and to achieve high levels of elegance and sophistication, as well as a strong longevity. The wines of Baron Di Pauli, which are the result of optimum conditions and a long wait in the cellar, form a range of high-quality labels representing the best oenological tradition in South Tyrol. Wines that lay on the highest levels of wine production throughout the region, perpetuating its success.
