Fondazione Edmund Mach Teroldego Rotaliano

Teroldego Rotaliano is a premium red wine characterized by the indigenous Teroldego grape from the Piana Rotaliana plains in Trentino, Italy. This specific bottle is produced by the Fondazione Edmund Mach, a prestigious agricultural research and educational center that has been a cornerstone of Alpine viticulture since the 19th century.

The brand is rooted in the history of the San Michele all'Adige Agricultural Institute, founded in 1874. The wine is entirely cultivated, fermented, and bottled on-site in Trentino, maintaining a direct connection between the scientific research of the foundation and traditional Italian winemaking. Ownership remains with the foundation, which functions as a public research institution under the Autonomous Province of Trento, ensuring that every bottle supports regional education and biodiversity.