One of the core delights Veneto is known for, alongside cheese, pasta, and other fine Italian cuisine, is its wine. No matter how you prefer your wine, there’s almost always a guarantee you’ll find an avenue in this region that perfectly matches your taste. And if you’re looking for some suggestions, allow me to guide you in this blog, where I’ll share my favourite picks for the best wine-producing towns in the Veneto region. Key Highlights: Most wine-producing towns in Veneto specialize in either red or white wine while offering other activities like wine-related festivals and hiking. Negrar, Barbarano Mossano, Lonigo, and Vo’ are known for their fruity red wine while Soave, Valdobbiadene, and Custoza attract tourists for their white wine. For wine tasting, you should schedule them in advance, preferably in the autumn season when it’s time to harvest the grapes. Negrar Negrar in Veneto, Italy (Image Source) Regarded as the home of Amarone, Negrar is known for its high-alcohol red wines. If you’re a fan of the fruity chocolate-hinted flavour of Amarone, this is the place to be. I recommend visiting this town directly from Verona, which should be a 20-minute drive. Once you’re here, you should definitely...
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