Top Veneto Wine, Beer & Spirits

Verona sits at the heart of Valpolicella wine country, but most central tastings stick to enoteca (wine store) pours rather than letting you see where the wine is made. Visit Corte San Mattia with a guided walk through the countryside and a cellar, and enjoy a tasting of five wines—served up with tasty local produce—on a terrace overlooking the city.

While in Verona, don’t miss out on visiting the well-known Valpolicella wine region. Avoid the hassle of self-driving on this small-group guided tour where you stop at vineyards to taste some of the best Italian wines, including an Amarone, a rich red wine made from partially dried grapes. Along the way, learn about the winemaking process and snap pictures of the beautiful vineyards.

Taste your way through the backstreet bars of Venice—and discover sights and bites you'd be unlikely to find on your own—on this small-group tasting tour. Follow your local guide to a range of bars where Venetians go to drink and mingle. At each stop, sample regional wines alongside plates of the popular Venetian appetizers called cicchetti. Along the way, visit multiple neighborhoods and discover key city landmarks.

Valpolicella is one of Italy’s most important wine countries, and its scenic hills are dotted with traditional, family-run cellars. With this experience, visit one of these small wineries and learn about how the wines are produced and aged directly from the winemaker. Discover the history of the family and its estate, and end with a guided wine tasting paired with extra-virgin olive oil and local cheese and salami.

There’s much more to Italian food than pizza and pasta, and this Venice tasting tour offers a delicious introduction to Venetian cuisine. Instead of visiting the typical tourist bars, get an insider’s perspective on where the locals drink and dine in the city, sampling an array of Veneto specialties. Fresh seafood, homemade gelato, traditional Venetian cookies, and regional wines are all on the list.

Bardolino is one of Italy’s most prestigious wine-making areas, and with this tour you’ll delve into the history and production of DOP and IGT wines at a local cellar. Tour the vineyards and barrel rooms as you learn about Bardolino’s traditional wines from your host, then cap off your experience with a guided tasting of four wines paired with local cheeses and cold cuts.

Step into the romantic world of Romeo and Juliet and experience Verona through its most authentic expression: its food. This immersive walking food tour blends culinary discovery with storytelling, inviting you to explore the city as if following the footsteps of Shakespeare’s most famous lovers. Your journey takes you through iconic landmarks including the Arena di Verona, picturesque piazzas, and hidden corners of the old town. Along the way, your guide will bring to life the timeless story of love, rivalry, and family honor. Enjoy a variety of authentic Veronese specialties such as local olives, freshly prepared sandwiches, a selection of regional cheeses and cured hams, and traditional delicacies. This experience is perfect for food lovers, romantics, and culture enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re a fan of Shakespeare or simply want to explore Verona in a unique and meaningful way, this tour offers a rich blend of gastronomy, storytelling, and history.

Immerse yourself in the rolling hills and picturesque scenery of northern Italy—and visit two top-notch prosecco wineries for tours and tastings—on this private, full-day tour. Following morning pickup from Treviso’s train station, travel via private vehicle into the countryside. You’ll taste a number of different prosecco styles at each winery; will enjoy authentic local nibbles with your wine; and will explore the region’s scenic villages and vineyards.

Italy is known for its wine, and with this small-group tour, you get an insider's look at wine production from grape to bottle—with a focus on Amarone wines. Travel through the Valpolicella region, stopping at two wineries for tastings. At your second winery, sit down for a lunch of local cuisine paired with more wine, followed by another guided tasting to learn more about viticulture.

Experience the sunset in style in Venice, just like the locals do—on a small-group guided food and wine tour. Instead of going to tourist hot spots, a guide shows you the “bacaro” (Venetian wine bars), where locals like to drink wine and sample “cicchetti” (local Venetian tapas). Best of all, food and drink tastings are included to ensure a hassle-free evening.

Step into the heart of Valpolicella, one of Italy’s most famous wine regions, on this half-day tour from Verona. Visit two authentic wineries and discover the passion and tradition behind some of Italy’s finest wines. Enjoy guided tastings of six exceptional wines, including the renowned Amarone, Valpolicella Classico, and Valpolicella Ripasso. Each tasting is accompanied by traditional specialties such as local salumi and cheeses, perfectly complementing the wines and enhancing your experience. Between wineries, take in the breathtaking scenery of rolling hills, sun-drenched vineyards, and charming landscapes. Learn about the delicate balance of tradition and innovation that makes Valpolicella wines unique. This tour is ideal for wine lovers and curious travelers alike, offering a full sensory experience of Italian wine culture in just half a day.

Amarone wines are some of the most expensive in the world and decoding the process is difficult on your own. With this guided tour of an Amarone estate, combine wine and art into one exciting tour. Learn the ins and outs of the winemaking process, admire the beautiful architecture, gardens, and frescoed rooms, and sample the famous wine during a guided tasting.

Discover a Valpolicella winery on a short wine tasting experience and winery tour. With a wine expert as your guide, you’ll get the lowdown on the wine estate and the production process as you taste the wine. Up to six samples of wine are included, along with locally cured meat and cheese that’s typical to the region.

Verona is well-known for its culinary scene, but knowing where to eat can feel overwhelming. This small-group experience gives you what guidebooks can't: the insider knowledge of where Veronese locals actually eat, the confidence to navigate the city on your own, and a genuine taste of the culture that makes Verona extraordinary. You'll leave not just fed, but connected to the city, its traditions, and the people who keep them alive.

The Prosecco Hills are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Italy’s most renowned wine regions. On this tour, explore beyond the big-name wineries and escape the crowds at a family-run winery. Sample a selection of Prosecco wines during a guided tasting, accompanied by a light lunch of regional specialties. On the way back, stop at a lesser-known viewpoint to enjoy a magnificent view over the vineyards.

Valpolicella is among the most prestigious wine countries in Italy, but many wineries are tucked deep in the rolling vineyards. This tour takes the stress out of exploring the winding country roads with transportation as well as a sommelier to accompany you to two cellars for a guided tasting of the area’s DOC and DOCG Valpolicella, Amarone, Ripasso, and Recioto. You can also sample Valpolicella’s traditional cuisine during an authentic osteria lunch.

The region of Veneto is famous for its prosecco, but it can be difficult to reach its vineyards without a car. Travel from Venice to Conegliano by train, and then hop aboard a private vehicle for a special day of wine tasting. Visit local wineries to learn about the winemaking methods and sample high-quality sparkling wine. In between, visit a family-run osteria for a typical lunch with recipes passed down from “Nonna” and homemade desserts.

Experience the tranquil beauty of Venice from the water on a private gondola ride that takes you through the city's less-traveled canals. Relax onboard a traditional Venetian boat as a gondolier navigates past historic palaces, churches, and landmarks that most tourists miss. Booking in advance guarantees your party’s seats and saves you the hassle of payment on the spot, so you can sit back and enjoy the ride.

Discover Verona’s gastronomy and the city highlights during this half-day tour. Stroll down the quaint streets of the historic city center and learn about the history and traditions of Verona. Tours are modified for each season and you visit historic eateries, wine bars, and restaurants. You also take a ride on the funicular to the highest part of the city for a stunning view of Verona.

Prosecco is Italy’s most beloved bubbly, produced on the scenic slopes just north of Venice. Make exploring beyond city limits simple—and head to wineries you might not find on your own—on this small-group tour. Enjoy a scenic drive through rolling vineyards and medieval villages from Venice to boutique wine estates for tours, wine tastings, and a light lunch overlooking the hills.

Head outside Venice and into the countryside of the Veneto region on this tour that introduces you to prosecco—Italian sparkling wine. Learn about the production process of prosecco at a local winery and enjoy guided tastings. You also indulge in a light lunch made of local products before heading back to Venice.

Step into the heart of Venetian lifestyle with an experience that goes beyond a typical cooking class. This is a celebration of flavor, tradition, and ritual where every gesture, from kneading dough to raising a glass, reflects centuries of local culture. You’ll craft fresh pasta entirely by hand, discovering the textures, techniques, and quiet artistry that define Italian home cooking. At the same time, you’ll dive into the world of Spritz, the iconic drink deeply rooted in the Veneto region. More than just a cocktail, Spritz is a symbol of Venice’s social life, an essential part of daily gatherings, conversations, and moments of connection that have shaped the city’s identity for generations. As you mix your own 3 Spritz creations, you will uncover why this simple drink holds such a special place in Venetian history ,though some stories are best experienced in person. An intimate, hands-on journey into the true spirit of Venice where food and drink are not just made, but lived.

Set off from San Marco to explore Murano and Burano, two of Venice’s most famous lagoon islands, with a live glassblowing demonstration. Along the way, your guide will explain the history of the islands before you watch a craftsman create colorful Murano glass. In Burano, you’ll discover the story of its brightly colored houses In Burano, you’ll discover the story of its brightly colored houses and then have some free time to explore at your own pace.