Petruskellerei

Petruskellerei - A wine tradition since 1920

Petruskellerei is a renowned winery with a long tradition. The winery was founded as early as 1920 and has since earned an excellent reputation. Petruskellerei stands for premium wines and artisan quality.

Family business in the middle of the South Tyrolean vineyards

The Petruskellerei winery is run by the Müller family. The family has been involved in viticulture for generations and continues the wine tradition with passion and expertise. The careful care of the vines and the loving processing of the grapes characterize the wines of the Petruskellerei.

In the heart of the South Tyrolean wine region

The Petruskellerei is located in the picturesque wine region of South Tyrol. This growing area in the Alps is characterized by its breathtaking landscape and unique climate. The sun-drenched vineyards and cool nights create ideal conditions for growing grapes.

The grape varieties of the Petruskellerei grow on the mineral-rich soils of the region. These consist mainly of limestone, slate and clay, which give the wines their characteristic expressiveness and individual taste.

Petruskellerei grows a variety of grape varieties including:

• Vernatsch
• Lagrein
• Sauvignon Blanc
• Pinot Grigio
• Chardonnay

The winery cultivates various sites in South Tyrol, including "Kalterer See", "Überetsch" and "Bozen". These sites offer a unique combination of climate, soil characteristics and exposure that give Petruskellerei's wines their typical South Tyrolean flavor.

The Petruskellerei attaches great importance to sustainable wine production. The winery is certified organic and operates according to strict ecological standards. The preservation of natural resources and the protection of the environment are at the heart of winemaking at Petruskellerei.

All of Petruskellerei's wines are vegan. The winery does not use any animal products or auxiliary materials in the production of its wines. Thus, vegans can also enjoy the exquisite wines of the Petruskellerei without hesitation.