Waldnerhof, Jenesien

Potatoes, lettuce, carrots, beetroots, cauliflower, fennel, spinach, chard, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, leeks, celery, onions, broccoli, pumpkins, turnips, red cabbage, beet syrup, beans, sauerkraut

Name: Georg Untertrifaller
Ort: Jenesien
Produkte: Kartoffeln, Salate, Karotten, Rote Beete, Blumenkohl, Fenchel, Spinat, Mangold, Zucchini, Gurken, Tomaten, Lauch, Sellerie, Zwiebeln, Brokkoli, Kürbis, Krautrüben, Blaukraut, Rübenkraut, Bohnen, Sauerkraut
Verfügbarkeit: Juli – November

Beschreibung:
Am Waldnerhof in Jenesien baut Georg Untertrifaller mit viel Leidenschaft eine breite Vielfalt an frischem Gemüse an. Vom klassischen Salat über Karotten, Zucchini und Tomaten bis hin zu Brokkoli, Fenchel und verschiedenen Krautsorten – alles wird saisonal, regional und mit großer Sorgfalt angebaut. Die Erntezeit von Juli bis November bringt Frische direkt vom Feld auf den Tisch. Georgs Philosophie: kurze Wege, ehrliche Landwirtschaft und Qualität, die man schmeckt – ganz im Sinne von Tschögglberg lokal.

Kontakt:
Georg Untertrifaller
Waldnerhof
Jenesien
Tel.: 3281055845
Lieferung: Tschögglberg

Tschögglberg lokal | 1/1/2025

Weitere spannende Einträge!

10/16/2025

Two Winners from Tschögglberg at the Hotel Sustainability Award 2025

The Tschögglberg is setting the standard for sustainable tourism. At the prestigious Hotel Sustainability Award 2025 by Fiera Bolzano, two local businesses were awarded – a strong signal of commitment and innovation.

3/1/2026

GSTC Certification on the Tschögglberg: Review, Re‑Audit & Outlook

Since February 2025, the Tschögglberg has been officially GSTC‑certified and holds the South Tyrol Sustainability Label Level 3 – the highest level available. This certification confirms that the destination is managed consistently according to international sustainability standards. One year later, the first re‑audit took place – an important milestone that highlights the region’s ongoing development.

10/19/2023

100 years of the Meran-Hafling cable car

Exactly 100 years ago - in October 1923 - the Meran/Obermais - Hafling/St. Kathrein cable car was put into operation. In its 61 years of operation, it has achieved more than it seems at first glance. Although there is little to remind us of the installation today, the construction of this cable car was a pioneering technical achievement. Three quarters of all cable cars in the world today still use this principle, which was first applied here by engineer Luis Zuegg. For the village of Hafling, the new, fast connection to the valley brought an economic upswing and the initial spark for tourism.