Ingredients: Woodruff
Grape type: Fresh marc of schiava, merlot and lagrein
Appearance: Light green
Aromatic profile: Light flavouring
Taste: Persistent, alcoholic, slightly sweet. Great harmony between the destillate and the woodruff. Fresh taste.
Alcoholic strength: 40% Vol.
Notes: Woodruff is a plant growing in the underwood, on an altitude of 600-700 m and is partularly appreciated for its digestive properties. The plant is generally harvested in May and afterwards left to infusion with fresh grappa and bottled with a branch of fresh woodruff. This grappa is further characterised by a fine and fresh herbal taste
Coarse grained beef and pork with a mark pepper, otherwise mildly and agreeable is the house salami of Steiner. These mould-matured salami is matured for approx. 6 to 8 weeks in controlled climate rooms.
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Only selected pork legs which fulfil the strict criteria of the South Tyrolean bacon syndicate are used for the bacon. The spices are mixed even today by hand and give it's own note to the bacon. Also the pickle- and smoking process are vital for the good taste.
During the hot season, which did not allow for air curing, in earlier times people began to cook the meat first and then lightly smoke it. This resulted in a good shelf life and a food product with an extraordinary taste and aroma.
Juniper usually grows on an altitude of 1000m. It's berries are appreciated for their diuretic, digestive and soothing properties. The fresh and ripe juniper berries are lightly crushed before left to infuse cold in fresh grappa for about 45 days. Afterwards the grappa is bottled with a juniper branch. Our juniper grappa is characterised by a very strong and persistent taste.
Gentian roots are known for their digestive and invigorating properties. The roots were dried for about 30 days and afterwards left to infuse cold in fresh grappa. Our gentian grappa is characterised by a lighlty bitter taste and can calso be served cool.
Ham bacon butchery Hell, finest, fragrantly, spicy smoking bacon speck.
