Wineries Near Milan

Milano is a city with a complex, rich and exciting history. It is not just the capital of Italy's Lombardy region but also the home to one of Europe's oldest wine cultures. The city has been home to wine production for more than 2000 years. The Romans introduced viticulture in this region and it flourished during the Renaissance when Milan became a major trading centre. Milano has a long tradition of wine production, and many types of wines are available in this city, from dry reds to sweet dessert wines.

The best wine regions to visit near Milano

Milan, and Lombardy, are one of Italy's most important wine areas. It has a rich history of wine and a culture that surrounds it. Lombardy's most highly valued wine sub-regions near Milano city are Lugana, Garda, Botticino, Moscato di Scanzo, Valcalepio, and Oltrepò Pavese.

• Lugana: Embrace the charm of Lugana, one of Lombardy's prized wine sub-regions near Milan, known for its crisp and elegant white wines, primarily crafted from the Trebbiano di Lugana grape.
• Garda: Explore the scenic vineyards surrounding Lake Garda in Lombardy, where the Garda wine sub-region produces a variety of wines, both red and white, reflecting the diverse terroir of the area.
• Botticino: Discover the historical significance of Botticino, a wine sub-region near Milan, celebrated for its red wines, often crafted from the local Marzemino and Barbera grape varieties.
• Moscato di Scanzo: Indulge in the sweet and aromatic delights of Moscato di Scanzo, a unique wine sub-region in Lombardy known for producing red wines from the rare Moscato di Scanzo grape.
• Valcalepio: Immerse yourself in the winemaking heritage of Valcalepio, a Lombardian sub-region near Milan, recognized for its diverse range of red and white wines, including those made from Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
• Oltrepò Pavese: Experience the rolling hills of Oltrepò Pavese, Lombardy's largest wine sub-region near Milan, renowned for its Pinot Noir and sparkling wines, offering a taste of traditional Italian winemaking.

What can yo do in Milan?

Milan is home to many wine-related businesses, including wineries, vineyards, and food and drink companies. The city also has an active wine culture, with plenty of events throughout the year. Milan is the capital city of Italy's most influential region for wine production – Lombardy – which produces about 60% of Italian wines. The most popular wines in Milan are Lambrusco, Prosecco, and Bianco di Custoza, which you can find plenty of in different wineries near Milano. Have a closer look at our superb selections of wineries to plan your incredible wine tour in this dynamic region!