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Enjoy a Private Wine Tasting Experience with a Guided Cellar Visit at Vignalta Winery in Veneto, Italy
1h 30m
Experience a unique wine tasting at Vignalta, a winery located in Arquà Petrarca, on the Euganean Hills, a regional park listed in the UNESCO "Man and the Biosphere" program.
A team member will take you on a tour of the cellar, explaining the process which take place in the cellar, and lead you during the tasting of our wines.
Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a casual drinker, this wine tasting and tour at Vignalta promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Our local tour managers will craft a custom itinerary around Veneto — handpicked wineries, transport, and stays, all on your terms.
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Vignalta Winery is beautifully situated among the picturesque hills of the Veneto region. Known for its exceptional sparkling, red, and white wines, this estate is surrounded by historic castles, charming churches, and stunning villas. The name Vignalta translates to "high vines," making it an ideal destination for history buffs, wine lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Today, Vignalta stands as the largest producer of…
Read more about Vignalta WineryAlong with France and Spain , Italy is one of the largest wine-growing countries in the world. Wines come from 20 wine regions of Italy and are popular far beyond national borders and are exported all over the world.
Explore ItalyVeneto wine region is one of the most important among all the regions of Italy . Venetian wines bring history and character to the table. Besides wines, the region that has a thousand faces offers its cultural and natural treasures to be discovered. Started with Venice which attracts millions every year, and finished with little fairytale towns and cities with sublime cathedrals and charming waterways.
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