Manincor

Manincor is one of South Tyrol's most iconic wineries, a benchmark for those seeking wines that combine alpine elegance, territorial depth, and sustainable agriculture. The estate is located in Caldaro, on the shores of the lake, in a location historically suited to viticulture, where the mild climate of the valley floor meets the temperature variations of the surrounding hills.
The history of Manincor is linked to the Enzenberg family, who have been custodians of this unique place for generations, interpreting wine as an authentic expression of the landscape and time. Today, the winery is a model of conscious viticulture, conducted entirely according to the principles of certified biodynamic agriculture, with the aim of preserving the vitality of the soil and the natural balance of the vineyard.
Manincor's vineyards extend between 250 and 500 meters above sea level, on complex soils of dolomitic, porphyritic, and calcareous origin. Each parcel is worked manually and vinified separately to maximize the differences in exposure, altitude, and soil composition. Biodiversity is an integral part of the project: hedges, meadows, animals, and wild crops coexist among the rows of vines, creating a living and resilient ecosystem.
In the cellar, the philosophy is one of minimal intervention. Fermentation occurs spontaneously with indigenous yeasts, without forcing, and aging is long and respectful, mainly in large wooden, concrete, and steel barrels, depending on the type of wine. Wood is never invasive, but a tool to accompany the natural evolution of the wine, preserving its freshness, precision, and aging potential.
Manincor wines are distinguished by their finesse, balance, and depth, with a recognizable style that eschews excess. From taut, mineral whites to elegant, terroir-driven reds, each label conveys a clear vision: wine as an authentic expression of place, climate, and human labor, without compromise.
Today, Manincor represents one of the highest expressions of contemporary South Tyrolean wine, combining tradition, innovation, and respect for nature. It is a project that looks to the future without ever losing sight of its roots.