Vintner in Marling
Winegrowers in Marlengo
Vintner in Marling

Vintner in Marling

Winegrowers in Marlengo

In addition to the large Merano/Meran wine cooperative, there are also winegrowers in Marlengo/Marling who press their own grapes, for example the Plonerhof, Popphof, Gruberhof, Hillepranterhof and Pardellerhof who all produce excellent red and white wines in their own wine cellars. These independent vintners only process the grapes grown on their own slopes. The Eichenstein vineyard, whose wines are served at the Hotel Restaurant Oberwirt, is another winegrower in Marlengo. The Geier Bernhard vineyard is the steepest in South Tyrol, for which reason the sparkling wine lovingly and carefully produced there is known as “Steil” (or steep).
Eichenstein Estate
Eichenstein Estate
Eichenstein , a small piece of paradise, is located in a fantastic location at 550 meters in Freiberg, high above Meran. The winery Eichenstein also includes ...
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vineyard Pardellerhof
vineyard Pardellerhof
The winery Pardellerhof in Marling is a historic farm house from 1285, embedded in the fascinating scenery of the Merano countryside. It is a small winery ...
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Organic vineyard Gruberhof
Organic vineyard Gruberhof
The Gruberhof is located in the wine village Marling, near the trail Waalweg and was built in 1924. Originally, the farm served Mathias Gamper (Eckarter) as an ...
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vineyard Popphof
vineyard Popphof
Winegrowing has a long tradition at the Popphof: decades of experience in viticulture, careful pressing, controlled fermentation and maturing in wooden - ...
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vineyard Plonerhof
vineyard Plonerhof
The Plonerhof in Marlengo presents itself in a completely different way: a fruit farm with apple cultivation has been transformed into a vineyard with up to ...
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Vineyard Geier
Vineyard Geier
The vineyard "Geier Bernhard" is the steepest vineyard in South Tyrol which is accessible by vehicles. In the mids of deciduous and coniferous forests, it is ...
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vineyard Hillepranter
vineyard Hillepranter
A very warm welcome to the Hillepranter Vineyard . In 2021 we, the Kapfinger family, decided to produce our own wines in future, after many years of putting ...
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Experience wine diversity: Tastings at Marling's wine producers
Learn all about wine production in Marling and be inspired by the high-quality wines and the passion of the winegrowers.
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Pleasure trail through the vineyard and cellar at Pardellerhof with tasting
Wednesday 30 Sep
Marling
17:00
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Pleasure trail through the vineyard and cellar at Pardellerhof with tasting
Aperitivo with small culinary delights and wine whispering Experience a delightful wine tasting every Wednesday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Pardellerhof. Stroll through multiple stations, savoring ...
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The fascination of wine: wine cellar tour at the Plonerhof winery
Thursday 01 Oct
Marling
15:00
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The fascination of wine: wine cellar tour at the Plonerhof winery
The Plonerhof winery in Marling invites you to an exclusive wine tasting and cellar tour every Thursday at 3:00 PM, year-round (except during harvest). The guided tours take place in German on ...
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OUR WORLD OF WINE-Wine cellar tour and tasting at the Hillepranter winery
Thursday 01 Oct
Marling
17:30
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OUR WORLD OF WINE-Wine cellar tour and tasting at the Hillepranter winery
From April until the end of October, young winemaker Lukas from the Hillepranterhof invites you to enjoy his exquisite wines every Thursday at 5:30 pm. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of ...
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Guided wine cellar tour at the organic vineyard Gruberhof
Friday 02 Oct
Marlengo
16:00
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Guided wine cellar tour at the organic vineyard Gruberhof
From March to the end of October, the organic vineyard Gruberhof in Marling invites you to guided tours of the wine cellar every Friday at 4:00 PM. Discover the fascinating world of viticulture and ...
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Törggelen festivals in Marling – autumn is all about good company! 🍷🌰

Törggelen season is a special time in Marling. Alongside traditional Törggelen at local restaurants, the festivals organised by Marling’s local associations are a much-loved part of autumn in the village. 🍂🍇

On several Sundays, different local associations invite you to come together, celebrate and enjoy South Tyrolean specialities, roasted chestnuts, Suser (young wine), music and a lively atmosphere. 🎶🌰🍷

27 September – Törggelen Festival by the Marling Brass Band
4 October – Törggelen Festival by the Marling Folk Dance Group
11 October – Törggelen Festival by the Marling Table Tennis Club
25 October – Chestnut Festival by the Gruppo Alpini

Save the dates and enjoy Törggelen season together in Marling! 😊🍷

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Wandertipp in der Umgebung: Passeirer Schildhöfeweg in Saltaus🥾🌿

Von Saltaus nach Quellenhof führt der Passeirer Schildhöfeweg vorbei an traditionellen Schildhöfen, durch Wiesen und ruhige Waldabschnitte. Unterwegs gibt es dabei nicht nur die Landschaft zu entdecken, sondern auch einiges über die Geschichte des Passeiertals zu erfahren. 🌳

Die Wanderung startet an der Bushaltestelle in Saltaus. Über die Riederbergstraße und Weg Nr. 1 geht es zunächst zum Schildhof Haupold. Von dort folgt ihr dem „Schildhöfeweg“ über Wiesen und durch den Wald. Nach einem kurzen Stück auf der Straße führt ein Traktorweg weiter zum Schildhof Granstein in Quellenhof. 🥾

Entlang des Weges erfahrt ihr mehr über die Kastanienhaine, den Wald sowie die Geschichte rund um Kardinal Haller und das Gericht Passeier. Von Quellenhof geht es anschließend hinunter zum Passerweg und gemütlich zurück nach Saltaus. 🌿

🥾 Länge: 5,5 km
⏱️ Gehzeit: ca. 2 Stunden
📈 Höhenmeter: 209 hm
📍 Start & Ziel: Saltaus

Feste Wanderschuhe und wettergerechte Kleidung werden empfohlen. Der Weg ist nicht für Kinderwagen und Rollstühle geeignet.

📸 Tourismusverein Passeiertal / Benjamin Pfitscher

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Late summer on the Vigiljoch🍂🥾

Pleasant temperatures, fresh mountain air and plenty of trails that make you want to get out and explore. In late summer and autumn, the Vigiljoch is a true hiking paradise. 🌿⛰️

Wander through peaceful forests, stop by the Schwarze Lacke, enjoy a break at one of the mountain huts and simply take in the views along the way. 🚶

Who would love to be hiking on the Vigiljoch right now? 🥾☀️

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Törggelefeste in Marling – der Herbst wird gesellig!🍷🌰

Die Törggelezeit gehört in Südtirol einfach zum Herbst dazu. In Marling lässt sie sich auf unterschiedliche Weise genießen: beim gemütlichen Törggelen in den Marlinger Gastbetrieben oder bei den traditionellen Törggelefesten der Marlinger Vereine. 🍂🍇
An mehreren Sonntagen im September und Oktober laden die Vereine zum gemütlichen Beisammensein ein. Freut euch auf Südtiroler Spezialitäten, gebratene Kastanien, Suser, Musik und gesellige Stunden mitten im Dorf. 🎶🌰🍷

- 27. September – Törggelefest der Musikkapelle Marling
- 4. Oktober – Törggelefest der Volkstanzgruppe Marling
- 11. Oktober – Törggelefest des Tischtennisvereins Marling
- 25. Oktober – Kastanienfest des Gruppo Alpini

Die Feste sind eine schöne Gelegenheit, gemeinsam Zeit zu verbringen und die Törggelezeit in geselliger Runde zu genießen. 😊

Also Termine vormerken, vorbeikommen und gemeinsam den Herbst in Marling genießen! 🍷🌰🍂

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South Tyrolean jam-filled Krapfen – a sweet autumn classic 🍂😋

Golden and crispy on the outside, filled with fruity jam and dusted with icing sugar: South Tyrolean Krapfen are simply part of autumn – and, of course, no traditional "Törggelen" would be complete without them. 😍

Want to try making them yourself? Here’s the recipe 👩‍🍳
For the dough:
200 g wheat flour
70 g rye flour
20 g melted butter
100 ml lukewarm milk
1 egg yolk
50 ml cream
10 ml schnapps
1 pinch of salt
Jam for the filling
Oil for frying & icing sugar

Knead all the ingredients into a smooth dough and leave to rest for about 20 minutes. Then roll out the dough thinly, add a little jam, fold over and press the edges together firmly. Fry in hot oil at 190–200°C for 1–2 minutes until golden brown. Drain on kitchen paper and dust with icing sugar.

And which Krapfen are your favourite: jam, poppy seed or chestnut-filled? 😍

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