Stopped in to taste the prosecco. The male owner spoke English and talked us through the varieties…read moreand we tasted several. In the end, my friend bought three cases and I bought a couple of bottles. I liked the Manzoni Moscato (it was rose) because it was sweeter. I also liked the Giogia with no sulfites. The bathroom was clean and nice. Would like to return here and but more !

Great place to do a wine tasting and to learn about prosecco. The tasting is €3. The owner does a…read moregreat job and is very nice and does speak English. Most bottles to buy are around €7. We had a very nice experience here.

Pitars is a phenomenal family owned vineyard. They are very knowledgeable of their craft and can…read moreguide you to any wine for any occasion! Try the Malvasia, you won't be disappointed!

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This was our favorite tasting along the Strada Di Prosecco. Tasting is complimentary and their…read moreProseccos were the best that we had over two days of tastings. Our favorite was the Zero. No dosage and dry as a bone with slight breadiness akin to a fine champagne but ringing up at less than 8€ a bottle. I wish we could have brought home a case or two. I would suggest you make this your first stop in Prosecco country but it might ruin all the tastings that follow.

Of all the wineries I visited in the Prosecco wine region, Toffoli was hands down my favorite…read more Their hospitality and wines blew all the other competition out the water and you get so much bang for your buck here! First things first, arrange a reservation for a tour and tasting in advance. You'll pay for it when you arrive. At the lost cost of 25 euros you'll receive a very thorough tour of the production facility and labeling room, a tasting of eight different wines, a variety of meats and cheeses to accompany the wines, AND you'll get to take a home a bottle of wine of your choice. You simply can't beat that. Everyone at Toffoli was so hospitable and despite the fact that were were running late for our 10 am scheduled tour they happily accomodated us when we arrived. We were extremely fortunate to have Sante, the oldest brother of the family and part-owner, be our private guide for the tour. He is seriously one of the nicest people. Sante is extremely knowledgeable on the prosecco area and the wine making process and is happy to share this knowledge with others. Not only did we learn all about each step of the production process but he also threw in fun anecdotes about growing up in the region and about his family that really enriched the experience for us. Before we knew it, THREE HOURS had gone by as we spent the whole morning with Sante drinking delicious wines and learning so much about the region and the family behind the wine. If you only have time to visit one winery in the Prosecco region this is the one you can't miss!

I went to a tasting and fell in love with their wines, so I was drawn to the source…read more I enjoyed every wine I tasted... but the reserves in particular are complex storytellers. It was they who originally seduced me, and lured me into purchase despite their slightly premium pricetags. I'll enjoy every drop. The vineyard offers a tour in conjunction with a tasting, if you'd like to see the vines and hear about their peculiar terrain (much you can view on the website, but still). It's a good idea to make an advance appointment, even if you're only interested in a tasting. Livia speaks excellent English.

We were served a Casa Roma Raboso at a restaurant, and fell in love. I had to find the source and…read moresee what else they offered. Turns out they have a Carmenere and a sweet, pink fizzy Moscato Luigi introduced to us as "the sexy wine" (maybe because I'd called his reds sexy...?). I've had other wines outperform the youngsters I picked up at Casa Roma that day, but these are still some of my favorites. I'll have to see if I have the willpower to let them age to see what they become. After all....the wine that stole my heart, that led me to the cantina itself, was a few years older. More mature in his seduction. But seduction it was.... a friend asked me, "what did it taste like??" and all I could think to offer was, "it gently slid my shirt off my shoulders". Your results may vary, but I recommend you go listen to these wines' lines yourself.

We were lucky enough to have our host explain the location of this place to us. Pro Tip- bring an…read moreempty 2 liter bottle with you. We bought a couple liter bottles of proseco from their own casks and it was awesome. All the wine we purchased was great and the lady helped us out ton. I will be back and will bring my own bottle next time!

When we visited they were in their new location. Our visit consisted of wines paired with their own…read morepizzas which complimented the wines. The owners were very friendly and outgoing and explained everything to us. They food was delicious and the wines even better! We are eagerly awaiting delivery of the wines we purchased which are being shipped to us. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Absolutely amazing venue and the family who runs La Dolce Vigna is fantastic. They have discovered…read morea way to pair pizza and wine for a delectable tasting experience. The location is set amongst the hills with breathtaking views and vineyards below. The price is unbeatable and they have a great supply of wines to purchase along with some amazing cheeses. This is a fantastic place to bring guests and families. They have a great play area and plenty of space for kiddos to run around. If you are in the area I wouldn't miss this experience.

Simple, solidly good wines at good prices in a region that can charge a premium…read more Impressive cantina complex, and still the prices aren't hiked up. The family is warm and inviting. See also the 'country house' accomodation nearby, in the renovated old cantina.