CORTE BADIN

Had the absolute pleasure of a wine tasting tour to this beautiful vineyard recently and was fortunate to be shown around and very highly entertained by Giorgio, the gentleman in the picture with a moustache. What a fantastic character and excellent host. I have to say I will have to go back as, although from different countries, he has the exact same sense of humour as I. I thoroughly enjoyed his company. The wines .... well ... I knew they be excellent (and they were) so I was just knocking them back, enjoying a very tasty lunch and quaffing more of his fabulous wines in beautiful surroundings on a gloriously hot day. I could easily have spent the whole 8 day break there ... just eating the excellent food, drinking the perfect wines and laughing at Georgia's mischievous sense of humour and adding to it. My wife and I left in VERY good spirits and the one and only downside was ... that we had to leave. We would dearly love to return. Mark & Carol London England

Blind tasting. The entire experience took place in the tasting room. Four local wines were tasted. It was very entertaining, stimulating, and surprising. I highly recommend it. The view from outside is also very picturesque.

Hi! I have recently visited this region only for one night. Wine testing with Alexandra was the right thing to do, delicious wine and meet the family experience. 3 h with a tour guide in Verona organized by Alexandra my special treat, also the hotel organized by Alexandra was very cozy, super clean, specious room, delicious breakfast and the lady owner speaking English! I would strongly recommend requesting Alexandra this kind of 1 night 1 day trip to the area. Wine+culture+comfort Forgot to mention Verona airport is simply brilliant - 20 min away from the winery

Visited for a wine tasting without booking. The host gladly made time for us. They were incredibly friendly and gave us a personal wine tasting experience with cheese and meat. They asked 25 euros per person for the wine tasting. The information about the wines is clear and given in English. Thank you for a lovely experience and great chat!

Visited the winery for a tour and wine tasting. Aleksandra was our guide and she was very knowledgeable on the wines and made the experience enjoyable. The wine was great, highly recommend stopping here and grabbing a bottle… or a few.

We came here very spontaneously, but were still given a very warm welcome and enjoyed a fantastic wine tasting. The surroundings, the winery, and the wine were all top-notch.

It was a wonderful visit, both for the incredibly fascinating history of the winery and for the quality of the wines, which are among the best I've tasted in Valpolicella. The experience is made even more special and authentic by the producer's own stories, which accompany the tastings and, with his perspective, immerse you in a truly magical world.

A gem! A wonderful winery with a fascinating history. We did a tasting with the producer, which was a real surprise. The wines were truly excellent. An experience worth having and recommending! Thank you!

I first tried it at a company dinner with about 50 people. The food was excellent, from the appetizers to the dessert, including the red wines that accompanied the entire meal. Friendly staff and quick service. I also recommend it for an intimate dinner.

Hello, I visited your winery this summer. The tour and the tasting were excellent. It’s a wonderful winery with very delicious wine. The tasting and the tour were conducted by a Russian-speaking woman. Could you please tell me her Instagram?

The wine tasting there is really great. They put a lot of effort into it, especially Alessandra, who was very helpful and made the wine tasting very interesting.

The Bonazzi Badin winery exemplifies what a winery should be. The genuine (family-run) approach to both the winery and the tour made us feel at home, as if returning from a long journey, with a warm, yet never overbearing, spontaneity. It all began when we arrived, which was easy thanks to the directions provided (and it's also easy to find using GPS!). Upon entry, we were greeted by Sofia, who immediately showed us the splendid family villa, featured on the wine label, and—unbelievable!—their incredible private church. We were also accompanied by her husband, Ivo, their one-year-old son, and Reno, their large dog. Then it was time for the actual winery tour, described without too many technical jargon, which we wouldn't have understood anyway. Once the time spent exploring the tanks and barrels was over, we got down to business. Sofia seated us in a warm and beautiful room where we tasted at least 6-7 wines, each described by our host with meticulous simplicity, just as we needed. Now you'll tell me that with all those wines, the risk was certain to be a drunken mess. But no, because the wines were accompanied by amazing and delicious local cured meats, cheeses from a friend of hers, crostini with homemade olive oil, tarallini, and finally desserts made by a pastry chef down in town. In short, we were at home. And in fact, I really didn't want to leave. After paying a truly symbolic price and complaining about spending too little (I'm absolutely serious!!), we headed for the car, but not before saying goodbye to our friend Sofia, promising to return soon and inviting her and her family to our place. In short, a true farewell between friends. Last but not least: the wines are good. The Amarone also looked good, with moderate tannins and a medium body that characterized it and set it apart from all the other (and very strong) Amarones in the area without sacrificing its aromas and minerality. In short, it's the only "mealtime" Amarone I've ever tasted. Trust me, the Bonazzi Badin winery is much more than just good wine. A word of advice: visit soon. And maybe you'll meet us, returning from a new, old trip. P.S. Now I know what an albio is! Cheers!