Wineries to visit Food Valley
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Popular Destinations in Emilia-Romagna
Marino Barani & Figli
(Winery in Food Valley)
Cantine Zuffa
(Winery in Food Valley)
Alessandro Fedrizzi
(Winery in Food Valley)
Acetaia Sereni
(Winery in Food Valley)
Tenuta Borri
(Winery in Food Valley)
Monte delle Vigne
(Winery in Food Valley)
LA CAMINA' DI BARGAZZI ROBERTO
(Winery in Food Valley)
Agrivar di Palazzo di Varignana società agricola
(Winery in Food Valley)
Tenuta La Bertuzza
(Winery in Food Valley)
La Bandina Traditional Wines
(Winery in Food Valley)
Vigna Cunial
(Winery in Food Valley)
Gaggioli Maria Letizia Azienda Agricola
(Winery in Food Valley)
Podere Casa Piana
(Winery in Food Valley)
Medici Ermete
(Winery in Food Valley)
PODERE RIOSTO - Vini e Agriturismo
(Winery in Food Valley)
Fattoria Moretto
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TerraQuilia - La Cantina
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Montevecchio Isolani
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More information on Food Valley
Crossed by the great river Po and enclosed between the provinces of Modena, Parma and Reggio Emilia, the Food Valley of Italy symbolizes the cradle of the excellence of the country’s gastronomic heritage. Home to some of the culinary gems that made Italy’s cuisine famous, the Food Valley is the perfect destination for wine lovers looking for a gastronomic experience at 360°, ranging from wine tastings and winery visits to tastings of Parmigiano Reggiano and Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale.
The Food Valley is also home to some fine wines, which you will have the opportunity to taste during your visits to the wineries of the area. Emilia’s territory is the undisputed homeland of Lambrusco, a sparkling red wine, especially within the provinces of Modena and Reggio Emilia, while the area of Parma is characterized by the prevalence of white wines over red wines.
Which food to taste in Food Valley?
While in the Food Valley of Italy, you’ll have no excuse not to explore the countless excellent products and traditional dishes of the area in between your wine tastings. Some of the iconic products hailing from this territory are Prosciutto di Parma, Culatello di Zibello, Mortadella di Bologna, Salame Felino, Parmigiano Reggiano, Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Don’t miss out on a cold cut selection, to be enjoyed with the typical gnocco fritto (a leavened, lard-enriched deep-fried dough), tortellini, lasagne, fresh tagliatelle with bolognese ragù.
Which wines to taste in Food Valley?
During your winery visits in the Food Valley area, you will come across various local grape varieties, as well as some international ones. The Lambrusco wine area is dominated by the cultivation of several varieties of Lambrusco grapes, such as Salamino, Sorbara, Maestri, Marani, and Montericco. Other popular black grape varieties include Barbera, Bonarda and Croatina. The most widespread white grape varieties are instead Malvasia di Candia, Moscato Bianco and Ortrugo, as well as the international varieties Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris and Riesling.
Which is the best season to visit Food Valley?
Wine tastings and winery visits in the Food Valley can be organised throughout the year. If you’re planning to visit the surrounding towns and do some outdoor activities like hiking and biking, keep in mind that summers in the Po valley can get quite hot and muggy.
What things to do in Food Valley?
Within the territory of the Food Valley, you will be able to enjoy various activities like wine tastings, balsamic vinegar and Parmigiano tastings, and even visit some of the consortia producing these wonderful products. Other highlights we recommend visiting in the area include Parma and its Farnese theatre, Bologna, Modena, the Royal Palace of Colorno, the medieval village of Castell’Arquato, the castle of Torrechiara, the Masone Labyrinth.
How much does a wine tasting with winery tour in Food Valley cost?
The average price of a wine tasting with winery visit in Food Valley is around €52.50. Depending on the experience, prices range from €15.00 to €90.00. Booking in advance ensures availability and the best prices.
Which wineries to visit in Food Valley?
Here are the top wineries to visit in Food Valley:
- Acetaia Sereni
- Marino Barani & Figli
- Giacobazzi vini
- TerraQuilia - La Cantina
- Agriturismo San Paolo
- Casa Benna
- Podere Beghetto
- La Bandina Traditional Wines
Where to do wine tastings in Food Valley?
Here are the best wine tastings to book in Food Valley:
- AperiVigna - Wine Tasting Aperitivo with Castle View at Marino Barani & Figli
- Unlimited tasting: wine tour plus lunch or dinner at Cantine Zuffa
- Sparkling Wine Tasting at Alessandro Fedrizzi's winery in Colli Bolognesi
- Visit and Wine Tasting at Alessandro Fedrizzi's Winery in Colli Bolognesi
- Wine Experience at Tenuta Borri: A Journey into the Nature of a Wild Vineyard and its Natural Wines
- The Great Classics Vinegar Experience at Acetaia Sereni
- Tasting of wines and typical products of the Colli di Parma at Monte delle Vigne
- Bologna Food Tasting Box