Polvanera Seasons: Food & Wine Experience at Cantine Polvanera

I have always been fascinated by the world of wine, and seeing the attention dedicated to every little detail increases my interest even more. It was an experience that, as a Pugliese, I had never had before; and it turned out to be seductive. Yes, because the story of each bottle, of the company's birth, the differences between the lands of the same territory, seduced me. So I would only have positive feedback to share. Not to mention the food: traditional, homemade, I could taste Puglia in my mouth. Thanks again

The tour of the winery was very quick. You pass inside the winery and only glimpse the production processes.
But the experience itself was very interesting, the food was delicious and abundant. The super kind and knowledgeable staff served us and explained every single wine we tasted, and in the end we even went beyond the ones planned.
A truly beautiful experience!

It was a beautiful experience. The girl who took us on the winery tour was excellent (unfortunately I don't remember her name, I remember she had arrived there about twenty days ago). Kind, very competent, and good at explaining. Compliments. The location for the tasting is truly stunning. The food is high quality. Just two "flaws" to point out. The first, less important, in the package chosen online, the menu also included mozzarella. When I asked for it, I was told it was for another experience. I double-checked and it was on our menu, but even if it had been true that it was for another experience, I don't think bringing two little mozzarella balls to the table would have compromised their budget and they would have fulfilled a wish. The second flaw, in our opinion more "serious," is that they don't change the glass during the tastings. They describe the wines and their aromas etc. very well, but then they always use the same glass, even if you switch from white to red etc... thus ending up mixing the flavors. Our request to change the glass (at least to go from whites to reds) was granted (only once), but while pointing out in a somewhat abrupt and annoyed way that they don't usually do that there. A shame. It's a fundamental detail in a luxury tasting. Finally, a little piece of advice... it would be nice to do the winery tour while already sipping a glass of wine. Apart from these details, I must say that overall it was a great experience.
Change of glasses to taste the various wines. A glass already during the winery tour.