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The mountains give shelter The plain is surrounded by the Dolomite Mountains, which keep heat inside the valley. Elisabetta Foradori has long been devoted to biodynamic winegrowing. “Back to nature” is her motto. The Rotaliano Plain is located 20 km north of Trento in a valley in Italy’s Dolomite mountains. Lush and fl at, it is encircled by sheer cliff s jutting hundreds of metres into the sky. These rocky hillsides off er natural protection against the elements, keeping the heat in and the wind out. As a result, the fertile landscape is an agricultural paradise in which farmers and vintners harvest very special fruits and plants. The Rotaliano Plain is also home to the teroldego grape, a coveted insiders’ tip in the world of wine. Teroldego is genetically linked to the syrah grape, but many wine connoisseurs claim that it’s unlike anything else they’ve ever tasted. When it comes to the cultivation of the teroldego grape, Elisabetta Foradori is an unquestioned expert. She has been making wine here since she was 19 years old, and today, 27 years later, she is producing the best wine in the valley. The wines she has created have gained recognition all over the

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