WINE TOURS
The pours worth the trip.
The 15 most-loved verona wine tours, gathered in one place. The ones worth giving a day to, with what they pour, who runs them and what they cost.
Verona pasta and tiramisu class with Prosecco, step-by-step fresh dough, wine with lunch or dinner, and a dessert you make yourself.
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Verona pasta and tiramisu class in a central restaurant, with Prosecco, free-flowing wine, and step-by-step fresh pasta and dessert.
“Elodie was so friendly, fun, and helpful. She made the cooking class a ton of fun. We made 2 types of pasta, and tiramisu. It was delicious, educational, and fun!”
Small-group Valpolicella wine tour from Verona with two cellar visits, Ripasso and Amarone tastings, and an English guide in an air-conditioned van.
“Great personal service and discussion. Keeping to just 2 small vineyards with small batch sampling and food pairing made the experience the best.”
Tour an organic winery near Verona, then taste 5 wines with cold cuts and cheese on a panoramic terrace. 1.5 hours, English guide.
A 3.5-hour Verona food and wine walk with local tastings, a guided funicular ride, and a serious wine lesson by Ponte Pietra.
“Jacopo was an amazing guide. Friendly, funny, and so knowledgeable”
Verona food and wine tour with espresso breakfast, aperitivo cicchetti, Amarone risotto lunch, wine tasting, and gelato.
“Small group, went through the local food scene and culture from breakfast to apperitivo, lunch, wine, and gelato.”
Small family Valpolicella wine tour from Verona with vineyard walk, 17th-century cellar and Fruttaio, Amarone tastings, olive oil and cheese.
“Giovanni was the best tour guide I’ve ever had! He was exceptionally kind and conveyed his passion for his family business in such a genuine and heartfelt way. The wine was absolutely delicious, and the atmosphere was truly unforgettable.”
A small-group Amarone and Ripasso tasting in Valpolicella from Verona, with winery cellar visits, local pairings, and private transportation.
“This is a super tour o visit two very different wine makers. Both produce outstanding wine and are really very different. The welcome and warmth received from Sophie at the first vineyard was more than I would have expected from a short visit, what a warm welcome, your passion is clear in your excellent wines.…”
Verona in 3 hours with Roman sights, a one-way cable car ride to Saint Peter Hill, and a wine aperitif with local cheeses and ham.
Vineyard walk and a five-wine tasting at Cantina Giovanni Ederle, served on a Verona-view terrace with local cheeses and meats.
“We loved this experience! A nice tour of the vineyard and explanation about the property. The wine tasting and charcuterie board was excellent. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. Loved it!”
Verona food and wine walking tour: Risino, meatballs, Amarone risotto, Valpolicella tastings, gelato or Aperol Spritz, 3 hours.
“It was so fun!! Our guide was so kind, knowledgeable, and pleasant! We tried all sorts of yummy foods and got to see the city at the same time. Totally recommend this tour. My favorite thing I tried was the Risotto All’Amarone- to die for.”
Verona guided food tour with wine tasting: 9 tastings, 2 glasses of Valpolicella, and a walk past the Arena and Roman gates.
A guided Montresor winery visit near Verona with a museum, aroma training, and a guided tasting of Valpolicella reds or Lake Garda whites plus snacks.
3-hour Verona walking tour with a full meal of local bites and 3 wine tastings, ending in Piazza delle Erbe with Risino or gelato.
“We had a beautiful evening tour, starting with aperitivo and ending with gelato, with past and polenta in between. Our guide was prompt and charming!”
Small-group half-day wine tour from Verona in Valpolicella: two winery visits, Amarone tastings, lunch, and wine shipping.
“Was a wonderful find. We had the best experience with very knowledgeable wine experts. Our lunch was at a home winery so we felt like family.”
