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The 15 valpolicella & amarone wine tours worth your time in Verona - what each one costs, how long it runs, and who to book it through.
Half-day wine tasting from Verona in a small air-conditioned van, with two winery visits featuring Ripasso and Amarone tastings.
Most Popular“2 fantastic wineries to visit both different styles but both well worth visiting”
Family-run Valpolicella wine walk and tasting in Marano di Valpolicella: 17th-century cellar, Fruttaio, Amarone, plus olive oil and cheeses.
“We had so much fun meeting other travelers and learning about the wine making process. Great wine and it is like having lunch with old friends”
Small-group Valpolicella wine tasting from Verona with private van. Visit 2 family wineries, taste Amarone and Ripasso. 4 hours.
“A fantastic day out! Very informative and a nice half day, not too long and not too short. The vineyards we visited were beautiful and very welcoming. Core memories made! If you love wine you'll love this :)”
A 1.5-hour Valpolicella guided winery tour with a sommelier tasting of six wines, plus cellar visit and local cheeses and cured meats.
“We absolutely loved the tour!”
A 1.5-hour Valpolicella tour at Tenuta Santa Maria di Gaetano Bertani with villa, vineyards, Amarone techniques, and 4+ wines.
“Very informative and enjoyed wine tasting a lot.”
Amarone-focused Valpolicella tour from Verona: 2 wineries, producer meet-ups, tastings across vintages, and a local lunch.
“Excellent wineries attended with comprehensive description and tour of Amarone wine process. Highly recommended!”
Small-group e-bike ride from Verona to Valpolicella hills, then a guided tasting of Valpolicella reds and Amarone at a winery.
“So much fun! The bike ride was beautiful. Sophia, our guide, was super knowledgeable and we loved that she was also a sommelier! Loved visiting the small winery and the tasting.”
Half-day Amarone e-bike ride from Verona into Valpolicella hills, with a winery visit and tastings on easy electric bikes.
“This tour was our favorite thing to do in Verona! Sophie was a great tour leader and knowledgeable sommelier! The views were incredible and the wine tasting was lovely.”
Half-day Valpolicella tasting from Verona with a village stop and Amarone vineyard visit, plus a four-wine flight and local snacks.
“It was very good! Roberto was a good guide, he explained about wines and life in Italy in generally. I was hoping to visit an old winery but Marco was a very good host and we had a lovely day! Thank you!”
Verona wine tasting near Juliet’s House: 4 Valpolicella-area wines plus cheese and cured meats at Scapin 1935, in English.
“Carlo was amazing! Not only you get to learn and taste the wines of the region, but you also get the history of the region and environment that makes up how the wines are made and came about. Truly a wonderful experience, I highly recommend it,”
Half-day Amarone wine tour from Verona with San Giorgio church, family-cellar tastings, cheese and meats, and easy round-trip transport in English.
“The area was beautiful but our guide was very weak. Talked soft while driving and even bring only one row back was hard to understand. Guide didn’t seem very confident in her topic. The winery owner did a good job on explaining their process and the type of wines. We have had a good amount…”
Valpolicella hills winery tour from Verona with Amarone vintages tasting of 3 or 6 wines, icehouse aging room, and charcuterie pairing.
“If you wanna take a tour in Valpolicella, it might as well be the palce where the famous Amarone was invented. Your guide will tell you about it. It was great! We spent more than 2.5 hrs here. We purchased the aperitivo plates as well and I'm glad I did it. The tasting wouldn't have…”
A small-group Amarone tasting at Tenuta Santa Maria di Gaetano Bertani, with villa gardens, historic cellars, and a guided pour in Valpolicella.
“Complete waste of time. Very little of what was promised in your publicity material was actually delivered by the owners who seemed to have little notion of what we had signed up to and treated us as an inconvenient nuisance and distraction to the main activity of organising functions”
Valpolicella Classico wine tasting in Negrar: visit an Amarone icehouse and cellar, taste 3 or 6 wines, small group, 1.5 hours.
“Wonderful experience! Amazing, beautiful winery with delicious wines. Our guide was so hospitable, with the perfect amount of information coupled with time to enjoy the wines. I would highly recommend this.”
Taste Valpolicella or vertical Amarone at Montresor’s Verona winery museum, sensory aroma game, guided cellar visit, snacks.
“Our wine tasting experience in Verona was absolutely fantastic! Not only did we get to sample a selection of exquisite local wines, but we also enjoyed a fascinating tour of the wine cellars. The visit provided insight into the history of the cantina, adding depth to the experience.”
