VERONA
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The 15 wine tasting experiences 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“Great personal service and discussion. Keeping to just 2 small vineyards with small batch sampling and food pairing made the experience the best.”
Organic winery tour in Verona with panoramic views. Sip 5 wines and snack on local cheese and charcuterie in 1.5 hours.
“It was amazing. The atmosphere was incredible and our waitress was funny and very friendly. Just absolutely fantastic experience.”
Family-run Valpolicella wine walk and tasting in Marano di Valpolicella: 17th-century cellar, Fruttaio, Amarone, plus olive oil and cheeses.
“Beautiful vineyard and excellent tastings. Family run place with amazing architecture. An amazing day learning and tasting wine.”
Small-group Valpolicella wine tasting from Verona with private van. Visit 2 family wineries, taste Amarone and Ripasso. 4 hours.
“Alessandra brought us to two small family owned wineries. On the way she gave us some facts about the area and the wine. We were able to see the process of wine making and taste many local wines and enjoyed some snacks. But the best part was the passion that was evident at each winery.…”
Verona in 3 hours: Arena and Roman gates on a small-group walk, one-way cable car to Castel San Pietro, then a wine aperitif with ham and cheese.
“Andrea did a great job with the history of Verona. He has a great humor and we really enjoyed the tour. The view from the top of the hill was amazing. The food came at the end, and we could have skipped it, but it was good.”
Vineyard walk, five wine tastings (Bianco IGP to Amarone), and a Verona terrace view at Cantina Giovanni Ederle.
“Views excellent. Guide brilliant. Tour very interesting. Wine and food excellent. Could stay as long as you like after tour and even use the pool. All staff very welcoming and accommodating.”
Taste Verona’s classics and Valpolicella wines on a 3-hour walking tour from Porta Borsari, with espresso, meatballs, and wine.
“highly recommend this experience! ideal for a wine lover or for someone who wants to learn more about it. Our tour guide was very nice and knowledgeable, and allowed us to see Verona in a different perspective.”
A 2-hour Verona food and wine walk with 9 tastings, local history stops, and two glasses of iconic wine near the Arena.
“Most interesting facts. Very sympathetic guide. Delicious regiinal food specialties. A very nice stroll through the history in and of Verona. My husband and I enjoyed it very much.”
Guided Montresor winery visit near Verona with a museum, aroma quiz, and tasting of Valpolicella reds or Lake Garda whites.
“Great informative tour, with lots of interesting information about the history of specific wines and the conception of the winery itself”
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!”
Verona’s full-meal wine walking tour strings together local bites at five stops, with 3 drinks and a small-group feel in 3 hours.
“We recently went to Verona and decided to book a food tour - this one didn't disappoint! Francesca was very knowledgeable, and took us to various local restaurants and Osterias. We tried different local dishes and wines, the whole experience was fantastic and great value for money, we'd throughly recommend it to anyone visiting Verona…”
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!”
Half-day Valpolicella tasting from Verona with a village stop and Amarone vineyard visit, plus a four-wine flight and local snacks.
“Our tour guide, Michele, was a delightful young man who had a great command of English. He drove us outside of Verona to a small hillside village for a great view of the valley and a walk through a Romanesque church before taking us to a small, local winery, La Marega. We we were given…”
Verona wine tasting near Juliet’s House: 4 Valpolicella-area wines plus cheese and cured meats at Scapin 1935, in English.
“We booked this wine tasting as the description made it seem as though you could have a wine tasting in their wine cellar. However, when we arrived we were taken to the side of the restaurant, next to the road and were sort of left standing until our guide came over to introduce himself. We…”
