Pasini San Giovanni

Winery in Lake Garda, Valtenesi

About the Winery

Past, present, and future converge at Pasini San Giovanni in a journey shaped by awareness, organic certification, adventure, and innovation.

The evolution from Pasini Andrea to Pasini San Giovanni is reflected in wines that embody both tradition and bold experimentation, refined over time, yet vibrant and dynamic. The estate’s landscape, painted with vineyards, olive trees, bees, flowers, and diverse plant life, reflects a deep commitment to biodiversity as a path to nurturing the land and cultivating a harmonious, healthy ecosystem.

Through sustainable agriculture and organic viticulture, the winery fosters environmental beauty — a natural extension of the values behind every glass of wine and every meal shared.

About the Wines

Lugana is the land, Turbiana is the grape, Lugana is the wine, white, vital, and long-lived, fruit of the clay soil south of the great lake.  Our vineyards are located in Desenzano del Garda and Peschiera del Garda. We produce 3 different Lugana wines: a classic Lugana, a Lugana Riserva, and a sparkling Lugana Traditional Method.

Valtènesi is the Mediterranean at the foot of the Alps, exposed to the rising sun, tempered by the waters of the lake, which welcomes the Groppello grape, fragile and precious, to produce rosé and red wines of rare elegance. Pasini San Giovanni's vineyards are located in Raffa di Puegnago and Picedo di Polpenazze. Together with Groppello, our native grape variety, we also grow Sangiovese, Barbera, and Marzemino.

Services

  • Parking Free
  • Wine Sale
  • Pet Friendly
  • Meeting/Congress Area

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Thumbnail The Three Colours of Valtènesi and Lugana: Organic Wine Tasting in the Barrel Cellar at Pasini San Giovanni
Lombardy, Brescia, San Felice del Benaco - (Lake Garda, Valtenesi) 1 Hour 30 Minutes Min 2, Max 30
5 (1 Review)
From €25

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User Reviews (1)

Renato
11 months on Winedering
· September 6, 2025
Passion
I noticed the great passion that the Pasini family, including their employees, pours into carrying on a wonderful work started in the 20th century by the founder of the eponymous winery.
Tradition and innovation, combined in an exemplary way, compliments.
Everything was told with professionalism and passion by Erika, a "historic" seasonal employee of the winery, who had the remarkable ability to capture our attention so as to make even the technical notions light and understandable during the approximately 2-hour tour.
The only less positive note was being told a short time before the start of the tour that it would be conducted in English instead of Italian; however, Erika and the owner immediately made themselves available, if needed, to translate anything not understood.
Tour certainly recommended!
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