Quality products from South Tyrol: a healthy pleasure that’s simply delicious

Taste, tradition and proven quality

High-quality regional food that goes well beyond legally prescribed standards

Crisp apples keep you refreshed throughout the day, spicy Speck smoked ham tickles your taste buds, and exquisite wines invigorate your spirit: a brief tour of South Tyrol’s culinary landscape will highlight the quality products that are typical of the region. In addition, the South Tyrolean seal of quality marks out high-end produce from our fields and orchards that is turned into premium products. This produce includes eggs from happy free-range hens, organic milk and tasty meat from appropriate livestock farming. All this food meets stringent criteria that are much tougher than merely the legally prescribed standards. It is both grown and processed on site, improving its taste while helping to protect the environment. South Tyrolean quality products are the result of fertile soils, a living tradition and dedicated producers. All of this is entirely in keeping with our gourmet region, which is small but perfectly formed.

The latest vintage

Variety in a glass

Speck smoked ham, bread and a glass of bubbles

Ever heard of our South Tyrolean-style appetiser with aperitivo? Or maybe you’ve even tried one already? Spicy Speck Alto Adige PGI served with crusty Schüttelbrot alongside a glass of fine Alto Adige sparkling wine – an unbeatable combination!

Speck Alto Adige PGI

Nothing's more typical

South Tyrolean Bread

The finest bread

Farmers’ markets in South Tyrol

Every week, South Tyrol’s charming farmers’ markets offer a wonderful selection of seasonal produce – either fresh from the field or processed with care and attention – and the opportunity to meet the farmers themselves. Here you can find a farmers’ market close to you.

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Alpine wine with a Mediterranean flair

A precious natural resource – top marks for South Tyrolean wines

South Tyrol is one of Italy’s smallest winegrowing areas. Thanks to its geographical location, however, it is also amongst the most varied. It's the place where authentic wines are produced, decidedly characterful and rich. Top award-winning wines, made through a combination of the very best terroir, an innovative spirit and traditional winemaking expertise.

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Wineries in South Tyrol

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White gold from South Tyrol

South Tyrolean milk is produced fresh every day on mountain farms. It comes from the 4,500 or so family farms, which have an average of 15 cows and 8 calves each. Within 24 hours, the milk is taken to one of the 9 dairies in South Tyrol, where it is carefully processed into mozzarella, yoghurt, cheese and many other dairy products bearing the South Tyrolean seal of quality. Are you a milk fan too?

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Events related to South Tyrolean quality products

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An apple a day... but not just one!

This crunchy all-rounder has many sides to it and is much more than just a snack or a dessert ingredient.

Do you prefer your apple sweet, tangy, delicate or aromatic? With firm pulp or the type that melts in your mouth? Are you the down-to-earth Golden Delicious type, a crunchy Braeburn fan or a cheeky Pink Lady?

South Tyrolean Apple PGI

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From our larder

Vitamin bombs, fine vintages, spicy classics and sweet temptations

Thanks to our seal of quality, you can spot the many premium-quality natural and processed products from our region straight away: fruit, vegetables, herbs and berries that are carefully made into high-end produce in small batches as well as free-range eggs from happy hens and tasty meat from appropriate livestock farming. Quality in harmony with nature that you can taste.

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Recipes using quality products from South Tyrol

Our quality products make for sophisticated yet tasty dishes. How about Speck-flavoured dumplings in hot beef soup, spare ribs with a subtle honey marinade and roast potatoes, or a dessert made using sweet strawberry shortbread? And, of course, you need to leave room for some apple strudel. The list of our tasty treats is a long one. Happy eating!

Shortcrust apple strudel

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Strawberries and raspberries sautéed in balsamic vinegar with honey granules and yoghurt

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Speck-flavoured dumplings in beef broth

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Spare ribs with a honey marinade, jacket potato and Speck Alto Adige coleslaw

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Nougat dumplings served on a bed of South Tyrolean apple ragout with fresh berries

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Straight from the farm

Fizzy apple cider, Alto Adige wine, Speck smoked ham and cheese – even olive oil and lupin coffee – our local specialities straight from the farm will guarantee unique moments of pleasure.

Don’t you feel better if you know exactly where your food comes from? Do you prefer your food regional? And can you taste the difference in quality that you get with produce from small farms? If you’re someone who appreciates good things, then South Tyrol is the place for you.

Sheer pleasure

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Red rooster

The “Red Rooster” umbrella organisation brings together over 1,600 farms across South Tyrol that are managed using authentic methods. The brand unites four different offerings: holidays on the farm, Hof- and Buschenschänke farmhouse inns, South Tyrolean farm products and rural handicrafts. Strict standards of quality apply to all areas and guarantee an authentic range of farm-made products and services. You too can discover the very best in pleasure and enjoyment, local customs and beautiful countryside at South Tyrol’s farms.

Farmhouse Inns

The Buschenschank

Quality from the farmer

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All “Red Rooster” farms in South Tyrol

Holiday is calling

Good, clean and fair

Conscious enjoyment with the slow food quality concept

Grey cheese from the Ahrntal valley, the local grey cattle, Ur-Paarl bread from the Vinschgau valley and the Villnöss sheep have one thing in common: they are all part of South Tyrol’s slow food circles. But what does that mean? These projects support and fund an agriculture model based on small-scale producers, their traditional knowledge and their handicraft skills. Respect for animals and the environment is the top priority.

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Culinary celebration

Knödel, bread or grappa? Speck Alto Adige PGI, chestnuts or wine? As well as being cultivated, harvested and processed with passion and great care, South Tyrol’s many quality products are also celebrated, tasted and sold at farmers’ markets in grand style. And you can be there at these culinary celebrations!

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A unique food culture

Our South Tyrolean inns – rich in tradition, conviviality and typical cuisine

South Tyrol has been synonymous with friendly, welcoming inns since time immemorial. There are few things nicer than stepping inside one of its family-run establishments. You know exactly what’s in store for you here: warmth, uniquely good food prepared with love, and a convivial atmosphere. You won’t find this guaranteed homeliness anywhere else. This is where tradition is actively embraced and your brief break becomes an experience you’ll never forget.

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