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Sep 16, 2026

Tim MaidesGUEST
4:08
And it's funny because, like, I've been meeting a lot of Austrians 'cause they, you know, they're right on the border.
Tim MaidesGUEST
4:12
It i- in fact used to be Austria between Tirol and Südtirol and how the border's split.
Tim MaidesGUEST
4:18
And so they, they come in here, and like, "Hey, where'd you get that name from?" And I hear the accent, and I'm like, "Where are you from?" They're like, "We're Austrian." So I start speaking German with them, and it's always fun to get a lots of, you know, a, a European perspective, we'll say.
Erica D'ArcangeloHOST
4:31
Very, very cool.
Irene KennerleyGUEST
13:01
He was buried under the ice 5,000 years ago.
Irene KennerleyGUEST
13:04
You can see him if you go to South Tyrol in Italy, and they have his remains on display.
Irene KennerleyGUEST
13:09
But he has all these really cool little, like, you know, like cross tattoos or, like, little dot tattoos.
Irene KennerleyGUEST
13:17
They think that maybe they were some kind of medicinal, um, thing that they were trying to do, but they were tattooed soot into different areas of his body, around his knees, his wrists, his, um-
Martin SteinbreitnerHOST
4:12
A Rioja from Spain tastes completely different from a Bordeaux of one of their renowned chateaus.
Martin SteinbreitnerHOST
4:19
A Barolo from Piedmont is different again from the wines of South Tyrol or a Verdicchio from the Marche.
Martin SteinbreitnerHOST
4:28
Even within Austria, there are different wine growing regions, and what comes from each is really not comparable, even when the same grape is used.
Martin SteinbreitnerHOST
4:39
Isn't it similar with people? How much do regional and national cultures shape a person's character? And how easily do we bristle at others simply because they don't, quote unquote, "taste the way we do"? [singing] Closely tied to the region is the so-called terroir, the soil in which the vine grows.
LucaHOST
4:45
Trentino to Adige up 14% and Lombardy up eight.
LucaHOST
4:49
Nearly three quarters of the neighborhoods in South Tyrol at the borders with Austria rose and everything else fell on average.
AnnaHOST
4:57
Wait, like everywhere? But Tuscany, for example?
LucaHOST
5:02
tasman is down 11. and this is the part yes and this is the part that would upset people that the bottom of the table the you know tankers over the past 10 years it's not the deep south it's lazio the region around rome down 16 and umbria down 20.
Sophie GroveGUEST
15:03
It's really a kind of, you know, there are Balinese massage.
Sophie GroveGUEST
15:07
There are amazing kind of retreats in South Tyrol where you can ride Lepenza mountains.
Sophie GroveGUEST
15:13
rare horses around the landscape and touch up on your tennis technique.
Sophie GroveGUEST
15:18
There are lots of sort of niche and beautiful retreats and we just feel that I think that people are slightly yearning at this point in the year for that moment of reset and you can really get that sense of the landscape.
Ben BentonHOST
1:13
Yeah.
Freddy ClodeHOST
1:14
The rules are different in the South Tyrol.
Ben BentonHOST
1:15
And as we discovered yesterday, it's an autonomous region.
Freddy ClodeHOST
1:17
It is.
Emma RubensteinGUEST
33:48
I mean, what, what wine nerd doesn't wanna go to Northern Italy, you know? I mean, Val d'Aosta's probably one of my favorite unique wine regions.
Emma RubensteinGUEST
33:58
All these little satellite villages that are, like, in between two countries I think are very fascinating, like Sudtirol on the other side of Italy as well.
Emma RubensteinGUEST
34:06
Um, I've always wanted to go to the Mosel, you know, and ride the little carts up the hill in the very dangerous harvest time.
KellyHOST
34:13
And drink your Riesling as you, as you do.
Philipp von SteinaeckerGUEST
5:20
And then there was an opportunity.
Philipp von SteinaeckerGUEST
5:22
I knew a foundation in South Tyrol where I live, where my wife is from.
Philipp von SteinaeckerGUEST
5:27
I'm from Hamburg, but my wife is from there.
Philipp von SteinaeckerGUEST
5:28
We live there.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:08
The outbreak of the First World War swept Krebs into uniform.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:12
He volunteered for the Habsburg Imperial Army in August 1914 and fought in South Tyrol.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:18
He was promoted to lieutenant in 1916, an equivalent to second lieutenant.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:24
Krebs was decorated several times, and in December of the same year he was declared unfit for further frontline service.
speaker_0HOST
0:25
The Consorzio Vini Valpolicella says harvest is around two weeks ahead of the historical average and seven days earlier than last year, following a hot and dry summer that accelerated ripening.
speaker_0HOST
0:35
Valpolicella joins a growing list of European wine regions experiencing early harvests in 2026, including Burgundy, Champagne, Bordeaux and South Tyrol.
speaker_1HOST
0:46
A new study in Discover Data proposes a more reliable way to model grapevine phenology, the timing of stages such as bud break, flowering and ripening.
speaker_1HOST
0:55
The researchers focus on a common problem.

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