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Tirol

Tirol is the protected designation for Austria's province of Tyrol, within the wider Bergland wine-growing region. Both white and red wines are made here, and Tarrenz has the largest vineyard area and number of growers.

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Tirol is the protected wine designation for Austria's province of Tyrol, known in English as Tyrol. It belongs to Bergland, Austria's smallest wine-growing region, which also includes Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Upper Austria and Carinthia. White and red wines, especially from Burgundian varieties, are made under the designation. Tarrenz is Tirol's largest wine-growing municipality by vineyard area and number of growers. The maximum permitted yield is 10,000 kilograms of grapes per hectare. Wines sold as Tirol generally need an official quality-check number, except in stated cases for sparkling wine.

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