Bonzara Experience at Tenuta Bonzara in the Bologna Hills
Here is what's in store for you
The Bonzara experience at Tenuta Bonzara, located in the heart of the Bologna hills, offers the opportunity to learn first-hand about all stages of winemaking: from the harvesting to the bottling and the tasting.
Weather permitting, your guided visit will start between the rows of vines, where you'll discover the pruning and harvesting techniques. Then you'll visit the winery and the production area, learn about the history of the winery, and finally, you'll visit the charming barrel room, the heart of Tenuta Bonzara.
At the end of the visit, you will take a seat in the elegant dedicated tasting room of the winery for a guided tasting of five wines paired with local culinary delicacies such as IGP Mortadella from Bologna and crescente (a sort of local focaccia) from the historic Paolo Atti & Figli bakery in Bologna.
What's Included
- Walk through the vineyards
- Tour of the winery
- Tasting of 5 wines
- Selection of delicacies from the territory
Booking details and conditions
You can cancel for free until 1 Day Prior
All ages welcome
Min. 2 persons - Max. 15 peopleFrequently Asked Questions
There are also reduced rates for:
- Children (0-7): Free
- Youth (8-17): €24.50
User Reviews (10)
Experience and professionalism enclosed in a glass of wine
To call it a tasting experience, in my opinion, is limiting, since it is not just about tasting the excellent wines that the company offers, but rather an experience that, for those who love this sort of thing, transcends the mere "final tasting," offering much more.
The staff, cordial, kind, and competent, takes you on a journey to discover what are (and have been) the dream, the desire, the gambles, and the achievements that can be admired today and that are the supporting foundations of the business.
You enter the mentality of those who carry on this enterprise every day, starting from the rows of vines that can be admired on the hillsides, thus learning the methods with which the vineyard is cared for, then moving on to the fermentation area, with accompanying explanations of how the grapes are treated according to the type of wine and what one wants to obtain, and finally ending up in the bottling department, with a small digression on the barrique department reserved for the more "important" wines.
It is only at this point that you get to the tasting of the products, which gives us practical feedback on what until that moment we could only admire with our eyes and imagination, thus allowing us to savor and smell those wines which, I can guarantee you, are excellent.
It's an experience I highly recommend.
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