Fohlenhof in Laas

The Fohlenhof farm, built by the Austria Kaiser as a hospital for lame horses, lies on the western edge of the village of the well-known marble-producing village of Laas in the Vinschgau valley. The first Haflinger stallion was reared here and is the predecessor of all Haflinger ponies. The upper Vinschgau, with its contrasts in landscape and climate, contains an inexhaustible pool of fruit, which are then made into spirits at the Fohlenhof.

•Presentation of fruit farm with explanation of its history•The Fohlenhof farm and marble - the marble workshop in Laas•Explanation of fruit farming and distillation on the farm•Visit to distillery with commentary on all distillation processes•Introduction to spirit tasting techniques•Tasting of spirits and liqueurs