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Rustic wine cellar with natural stone walls, wooden corner bench seating, wine barrel table and traditional South Tyrolean decor — Mineralienhotel South Tyrol
Wine cellar seating nook with wooden bench, cushions, rustic table, wooden wine rack and traditional carved figurine against natural rock walls — Mineralienhotel South Tyrol

Wine, the way the earth makes it

In a hotel built around minerals, it felt inevitable that wine, the clearest expression of soil, stone, and place, would become part of our soul too.

Historic stone wine cellar at Mineralienhotel Natznerhof with curated wine bottle collection displayed on natural rock walls, South Tyrol

The Philosophy

Every wine in our cellar earns its place. We're not chasing famous labels — we're chasing honesty: producers who let their soil speak, vintages that tell a story, bottles with history in them rather than just a price tag.

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Our list currently holds 160 labels and counting — from young, energetic growers working organically in South Tyrol and across Italy, to rare historic bottles, some dating back to the 1960s, kept for guests who want to taste a piece of wine history, not just drink a glass.

Curated by Our Own Sommelier

Behind the list is Noah Klement, one of the owners of Mineralienhotel and our certified sommelier. Noah trained in Copenhagen, completing the Danish Sommelier Association (DSF) program alongside WSET Level 2 and 3, before bringing that training home to build the hotel's wine program from the ground up.

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Wine has always been more than a service detail for us — it's something the whole family cares about, part of how we host and how we see the hotel itself. Every bottle on our list has been personally tasted, sourced, and chosen by Noah — a reflection of that shared passion and his ongoing search for wines worth drinking.

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Noah Klement, sommelier and co-owner of Mineralienhotel Natznerhof, presenting a wine bottle in the hotel's wooden wine cellar, South Tyrol

Come Taste It Yourself

The best way to understand a wine list isn't to read it, it's to sit down and taste through it with the person who built it. Every week, we open the cellar doors for a guided tasting, open to hotel guests and outside visitors alike.

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