The Best Wine Tasting & Tours In Veneto

The best season to experience wine tastings and tours in Veneto

Veneto is a gorgeous and alive region all year-round, but the best time to do wine tastings and tours in Veneto is autumn. Starting from the end of August through the beginning of September, temperatures drop a little and tourist spots in the region become less crowded. Plus, the harvesting season starts in autumn, and most wine tastings and tours in Veneto will be focused on showing you the harvesting process.
Spring can be another good season to go for wine tastings and tours in Veneto when vineyards are all green and the temperature is still not as hot as in summer. Both in autumn and in spring you might encounter rainy days.

What to do in Veneto?

In between wine tastings and a tour in Veneto, you must visit one of the most romantic cities in the world, Verona. Verona is most famous for its incredible Arena, a fully intact but smaller version of the Colosseum that hosts every year many concerts and events.
Another beautiful place to visit is the fishing town of Chioggia, also known as Venice’s little sister.
Vicenza is the fourth largest city in the Veneto region and has immense architectural gems such as villas and palaces designed by the architect Palladio in the 16th century.

What to taste in Veneto?

Don’t miss to try following wines during your wine tastings and tours in Veneto:

• Prosecco is Veneto's finest wine and the one that made this region famous all over the world.
• Red grape varieties Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara are the basis for the famous Amarone della Valpolicella. Amarone a dense, rich flavour of black cherries, fig, chocolate, plum, cinnamon and brown sugar.
• Soave is a white wine made from the Garganega grape. This wines is dry, crisp and refreshing, with a light-body and a bright citrus flavour.
• Discover these amazing wines by taking part in wine tastings and tours in Veneto.

What to expect from wine tastings and tours in Veneto

Wine tastings and tours in Veneto are available at our partner wineries.
Go behind the scenes of wine production by visiting cellars, drying rooms and ageing rooms. Expert winemakers and guides will tell you everything about wine production in Veneto. Have a  peaceful walk through the vineyards and soak up the energy of the beautiful Italian landscape. Organic wineries organise bio tours of their estates and tell you all the secrets to their sustainability.
All wine tastings and tours in Veneto mainly consist of a guided tasting of the best wines and vintages of every winery. Wine is cleverly paired with local specialities and crudités.

Tips from local wineries

Fratelli Vogadori

Here are some great options to visit near winery:

• Lake Garda
• City of Verona: Explore the rich history of Verona, including landmarks like Romeo & Juliet's house and the Arena.
• Molina Waterfalls: Discover the natural beauty of Molina Waterfalls.
• Ponte di Veja: Visit the intriguing Ponte di Veja.
• Monte Veronese Cheese Producer: Savor the flavors of Monte Veronese DOP cheese.
• Villa dei Mosaici: Step back in time at the Roman Villa in Valpolicella.

Boscaini Carlo

Here's a concise description of the attractions near Winery Boscaini Carlo:

• San Giorgio in Valpolicella (1 km from Winery Boscaini Carlo). Nestled in Valpolicella, San Giorgio offers stunning views and a historic gem, the Parish Church of St. George (VII-VIII century). The church features Romanesque elements and a charming cloister.
• The village also houses the Museum-Antiquarium, showcasing artefacts and fossils.
• The terraced landscape with drywalls, known as "marogne," characterizes the area, preserving soil from erosion. You can explore a network of hiking trails and paths, including the "Path of Health" connecting Gargagnago to San Giorgio, as well as unique spots like Ca’ de la Pela with its Austro-Hungarian Fortress, Mount Solane, and Caranzano.