Wineries to visit Colli Berici

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Cantina Matteo Rigoni
(Winery in Colli Berici)

5 (1 Review)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €45.00
A visit to Cantina Matteo Rigoni is an experience for all the senses. There is natural beauty at every angle, and a peacefulness that is palpable.  once you come you'll want to return.  The house and current home of “Cantina Matteo Rigoni” was built in 1608 by Cleric Giovanni Porto, who was of a noble family from Vicenza, one who had many palaces and properties in Vicenza’s centre. It was immediately destined to host a congregation of Margheritoni monks who were inspired by the reformed teachings of the Venerable Antonio Pagani, a singular religious figure with a vocation for asceticism and hermitage as well as the foundation of minor orders. Matteo's family bought the property from the Porto family around the turn of the 19th century and has since then been the sole owner.   About 20 years ago Matteo took the steps toward realising a dream which would marry the passions and beliefs he holds true. He redesigned his grandfather's vineyard and added many more, and began to cultivate his organic grapes. The 3.5 hectars of vineyards are all visible from the house, up and along the hills that fall into a valley on Monte Caldiero. His art has been refining with the passing years, and now his natural wines ferment spontaneously in locally sourced, above-ground terracotta amphoras.  As art mimics life this project is an ever-growing homage to the vitality of the ground on which it lies. Matteo is always studying how things can be done in the best way, while keeping in mind his objective: to let the nature of the terroir come through, aging gracefully, until it is brought to the mouth of whomever has the pleasure to drink it.  See you soon! 
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Ca' Bruzzo Family Winery
(Winery in Colli Berici)

5 (1 Review)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €25.00
Ca' Bruzzo is a family-run vineyard founded in 1985 by Aldo Bruzzo, who returned to his roots after a life abroad, leaving behind his engineering career to embark on a new journey in winemaking. Situated in the picturesque Colli Berici Hills of Vicenza Province, halfway between Venice and Verona, the vineyard spans five grape varieties across lush hillside vineyards. Now run by Aldo's son, Alan, the Bruzzo family carries on the tradition of hands-on winemaking, ensuring each bottle reflects the unique character of their land. At Ca' Bruzzo, we believe that the character of our wines begins in the field. Each vine is carefully hand-trimmed by the winemaker, with the goal of creating the best possible fruit each year. This hands-on care, combined with the eco-compatible farming methods and the unique microclimate of the Colli Berici Hills, results in wines that embody the distinct personality of this special terroir. Our red clay and limestone soil, paired with the windy conditions of the region, give our wines their rich, full-bodied character, with minimal use of irrigation, allowing the roots to grow deep and absorb the essence of the land.  
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Dal Maso snc
(Winery in Colli Berici)

5 (1 Review)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €50.00
Dal Maso Winery's history dates back to the late 19th century when Serafino Dal Maso, the great-grandfather, founded the winery in Montebello Vicentino, located in the province of Vicenza. Over the years, the family has preserved and expanded its winemaking tradition. In the 1960s, Luigino Dal Maso brought a significant shift by modernizing the estate, acquiring new vineyards in prestigious regions such as Gambellara and the Berici Hills. This move also marked the beginning of Dal Maso’s presence in international wine markets.
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Giannitessari soc agricola srl
(Winery in Colli Berici)

Provides 4 wine tastings and winery visit from €25.00
Gianni Tessari Winery, located in Roncà, Verona, is led by renowned winemaker Gianni Tessari, who has been crafting award-winning wines since the 1980s. The winery spans 35 hectares across three key terroirs: Monti Lessini, Soave, and Colli Berici. Known for blending tradition with innovation, Gianni Tessari expresses his winemaking expertise across these diverse lands. Visitors to the estate can explore the modern cellar, which harmonizes the best of traditional techniques with contemporary winemaking practices, set against the stunning backdrop of Veneto's rolling hills.
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Cà Rovere
(Winery in Colli Berici)

Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €45.00
Cà Rovere is a family-run winery dedicated to the fine art of producing Spumante Metodo Classico, or traditional sparkling wine, known as bollicine in Italy. Nestled in the limestone-rich Berici Hills of Northeastern Italy, near Vicenza, the Biasin family has cultivated their winemaking tradition for over 30 years. The 30-hectare estate has involved three generations, starting with grandfather Bruno and continuing through his children and grandchildren. As proud members of FIVI, the independent winemakers' association, we guarantee the authenticity and quality of our wines. Our meticulous care in the vineyards, combined with minimal intervention and a hand-harvested selection of grapes, ensures that each bottle embodies the true character of our territory, including the use of the indigenous Garganega grape in some of our cuvées.

More information on Colli Berici

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Veneto region and home to some of Italy's best wineries, Colli Berici is a charming destination for wine lovers and foodies alike. This hilly area spans over 20 kilometers in the southern part of Vicenza province and is known for producing some of Italy's finest wines. The history of this region can be traced back to Roman times, and today it is a popular destination for wine tourism. With its scenic beauty, rich cultural heritage, and exquisite wines, Colli Berici is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves wine and gastronomy.

Colli Berici has a long tradition of winemaking, and it is renowned for its red and white wines. The most popular grape varieties grown by local wineries are Garganega, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot. The wine cellars in the region are open for wine tasting and wine tours, giving visitors a chance to taste some of the finest wines in the area. Apart from wine tastings, visitors can also enjoy cycling or hiking through the vineyards, taking in the stunning views of the rolling hills and picturesque landscape. The vineyards also provide a perfect backdrop for photography enthusiasts.

Which food to taste in Colli Berici?

The gastronomy of Colli Berici is a delightful blend of traditional and modern Italian cuisine, which can be enjoyed also during wine tastings at local wineries. The traditional food scene here is heavily influenced by the surrounding landscape, and the cuisine features fresh ingredients from the land and sea. Visitors can sample local delicacies like Risotto all'Amarone, a rice dish made with Amarone wine, Asiago cheese, and radicchio, or Bigoli con l'anatra, a pasta dish with duck ragu. For dessert, try Fugassa Berica, a local cake made with raisins, pine nuts, and candied fruit.

Which wines to taste in Colli Berici?

Colli Berici's unique microclimate and soil composition make it an ideal place for growing a variety of grape varieties. While participating in wine tastings, visitors will learn that the most popular grape variety in the area is Garganega, which is used by wineries to produce the famous Soave wine. Other grape varieties grown here include Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Chardonnay. The wine produced here is known for its richness, complexity, and depth of flavor.

Which is the best season to visit Colli Berici?

The best time to visit Colli Berici is from late spring to early autumn when the vineyards are in full bloom. This is the perfect time to explore the vineyards, enjoy wine tastings and wine tours at local wineries, and take in the stunning scenery of the region. The weather is mild and sunny during this time, making it an ideal season for outdoor activities.

What things to do in Colli Berici?

Apart from wine tastings and wine tours, Colli Berici offers a range of other activities for visitors to enjoy. Visitors can explore the ancient town of Vicenza, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to some of Italy's most impressive Renaissance architecture. Alternatively, head to the Palladian Villas of Veneto, a collection of stunning villas designed by the famous architect, Andrea Palladio. The region also hosts several food and wine festivals throughout the year, including the Festa dell'Uva, a grape festival held in September.

In conclusion, Colli Berici is a destination that offers something for everyone, from wine lovers to foodies and nature enthusiasts. With its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and award-winning wineries, Colli Berici is a destination that should be on every traveler's bucket list.

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