Lake Garda Wine Tasting & Food in Lazise Vineyards

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1/11

Duration2h

GroupUp to 20

LanguagesEN · IT

Mobile ticketAccepted

What happens when you taste wine where it's actually made

You tour the vineyard with the owners, taste six wines sourced from the property, and eat local cheeses, cold cuts and olive oil while sitting in the rows. The farm is 2km outside Lazise, has wheelchair access, and can adjust timing if you book ahead — which matters if you're relying on public transport or want to time it around other plans.

Step-by-step itinerary

Wine tasting and vineyard visit

Visit vineyard with Marco and Barbara
Learn grape growth and winemaking
Taste white Garganega and Chiaretto wines
Taste red wines with salami and cheese
Try extra virgin Garda olive oil on bread
Sit in vineyard near crushing cellar

The Experience

What if you could stand in the vineyard itself, glass in hand, and actually see where the grapes came from? That's the setup at this small farm outside Lazise on Lake Garda — Marco and Barbara walk you through the rows, show you the different stages of growth, explain the equipment and techniques, and then you taste what all that work becomes. It's not a lecture. It's more like someone showing you their backyard and then pouring you a drink.

You'll taste at least six wines across the range: a white Garganega to start, then reds that shift from fresh and fruity to more structured, plus a Chiaretto Rosè — all from the area around Lake Garda. Between tastings come sliced cold cuts from Verona, local cheeses, bread, and their own extra virgin olive oil, which tastes completely different when you know it came from the trees you can see. The whole thing unfolds at a pace that lets you actually talk and sit down; there's seating right in front of the crushing cellar if you want it, which is the kind of detail that makes the difference between a tasting and a rush.

The farm is about two kilometers from Lazise centre, so if you're without a car, it's worth organizing transport in advance — or asking them when you book, since they work with groups on customized timing. If the weather turns, everything moves inside the winery. They ask you to flag any food intolerances or preferences ahead of time, and wine is served only to those 18 and over, which is straightforward. Pets are welcome, and the grounds are wheelchair accessible, though there's a low step into the toilet.

What’s included

Your tasting includes a tour of the vineyard with Marco and Barbara, tasting of at least six different wines, explanations of wine production methods, sliced cheeses and cold cuts, bruschetta, and Garda olive oil. All fees and taxes are included.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditionsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by CittàDiLazise.it

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to understand where the wine actually comes from and have time to sit and talk — the small-group format and the owners' presence make it feel like visiting friends rather than running through a checklist.