Branzoll/Bronzolo
Bronzolo/Branzoll lies embedded in the porphyry slopes of the mountains Göller, Roßsprung and Judenberg at 238 metres above the sea level. As the headstation of the shipping on the waterway Etsch, it was for centuries, till the construction of the railway, an important place of distribution, especially for the fairs in Bolzano/Bozen. Branzoll is firstly mentioned in a document in 1181 and also known as post station it bears today the post horn in its coat of arms.
Branzoll can be proud of one of the most beautiful church squares of South Tyrol. This historical placecentre is surrounded by important sacred and secular buildings.
A long tradition of vine and fruit cultivation is brought in to evidence by roman funds, which consists, next to various tomb additions, also in a shootknife. The vinyards on the south- and northentries - as well as the village centre - cover the spacious, sunny debris cone of the Aldeiner and Petersberger stream.
On this warm, sand-stony ground thrive in particular Cabernet, but also Merlot, Lagrein and Vernatsch.
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