Törggelen at the Kreuzbergl
Three days of South Tyrolean autumn at the pond – speck, wine, beer and music.
Tasting wristband €39 per day
In South Tyrol, Törggelen is simply part of autumn – named after the “Torggl”, the old wine press: once the young wine is ready, people sit down together – a glass, something good to eat, music alongside. We wanted one of those too, for three days here at the Kreuzberglteich.
At the stations, someone from Frierss stands all day slicing speck and Kaminwurzen fresh for you. Alongside: beer from the Wimitz - regional, good and dangerously honest -, South Tyrolean wines that our sommelier introduces, and Edi, who rolls up in his wine Ape with wines from Weingut Teutsch and prosecco by Serena. From the kitchen come Italian and South Tyrolean specialities.
If you fancy tasting your way through the wines, the tasting wristband is €39 per day - beer and water included. Only a limited number is available, so best to get yours early.
DJ Mischa Blank plays on Friday, there is live music on Saturday, and on Sunday we open at 11 am for a morning pint with Weisswurst, pretzels and music by Kärnt’n Gluat.
You will find the full programme and all the stations on our page Törggelen at the Kreuzbergl. We look forward to seeing you.