Valdobbiadene: Prosecco DOCG Tasting & Cartizze Pairings

Summary

Prosecco DOCG tastings in Valdobbiadene with Cartizze pairings

You’ll taste four Valdobbiadene Prosecco DOCG wines—including Cartizze Brut and Extra Dry—with small sweet and savory bites in a modern estate surrounded by vineyards. A local sommelier guides you through each pour with stories and sensory tips. Feel welcome whether you’re an expert or just curious—the experience is accessible for all.

What’s the experience like?

I almost missed the turn—Google Maps got confused by a tractor, I think—but eventually we rolled up to the estate in Valdobbiadene, surrounded by these wild green rows that just keep going. The building itself is this odd mix of glass and old stone, which I didn’t expect. Our sommelier, Marta, waved us in with a big smile and immediately asked if anyone had allergies—felt thoughtful right away.

The first glass was Cartizze Brut. I’m not going to pretend I know much about wine, but Marta made us swirl it and hold it up to the light—she said something about “perlage” (I still don’t know if I pronounced that right). It smelled like pears and something else I couldn’t place. The air inside was cool compared to outside—June sun on the stones—and you could hear birds through the open doors. We tried four different Proseccos during the tasting experience, each one paired with little plates: salty cheese cubes, thin breadsticks, then suddenly a sweet bite that tasted like almonds. The Cartizze Extra Dry was my favorite—so yeah, maybe I do have opinions now.

Marta told stories about how her grandfather used to pick grapes here before DOCG was even a thing. She laughed when my friend tried to say “Valdobbiadene” (it’s harder than it looks). There were a couple of other guests—one family with a stroller—and everyone seemed at ease, just quietly sipping or chatting. No pressure to be an expert; honestly, that helped me relax into it. The whole thing lasted maybe an hour and a half? Time felt slow in a good way.

I still think about the sunlight hitting those glasses and how every sip tasted different when you paid attention—or maybe that’s just what happens when you’re somewhere new and someone cares enough to show you around their world.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Prosecco tasting with appetizers

• Meet sommelier guide
• Taste Cartizze BRUT Prosecco
• Taste EXTRA DRY Cartizze
• Taste Cartizze DRY
• Taste Cartizze BIO EXTRA BRUT
• Learn visual, aroma, taste analysis
• Enjoy sweet and savory appetizers

Top questions

Is this Prosecco tasting experience wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible, including transportation options.

How many Proseccos do we taste during the experience?

You’ll taste four different Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze DOCG wines.

Are snacks included with the wine tasting?

Yes, both savory snacks and sweet appetizers are included alongside soft drinks.

Can children or underage guests join the tour?

Yes, underage participants can join but will not be served alcohol; soft drinks are available.

How long does the Prosecco tasting last?

The guided tasting typically lasts about 1.5 hours.

Is there pickup or transportation included?

No pickup is included; guests arrive at the estate on their own.

Do I need to inform staff about allergies?

Yes, please let staff know about any food or non-food intolerances or allergies ahead of time.

What’s included

Your visit includes a guided tasting of four Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze DOCG sparkling wines—Brut, Extra Dry, Dry, and Bio Extra Brut—paired naturally with savory snacks and sweet bites plus soft drinks for non-drinkers or underage guests; everything takes place at an accessible modern estate set among historic vineyards in Valdobbiadene.