This is what good wine from the Vernatsch grape tastes like

The Vernatsch (also known as Schiava or Trollinger) produces pleasant, fairly uncomplicated red wines with pleasant acidity and a fruity flavor reminiscent of strawberries. They can have a hint of roasted almonds and soft tannins.

The Vernatsch grows both in the South German Württemberg region - often planted under the name Trollinger - and in Italy, where it is called both Vernatsch and Schiava. You'll find it mainly in the North Italian Trentino and Alto Adige.