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You can visit all year round, from Monday to Saturday, but you must book first. We have a convenient internal parking area and a tasting room that is as familiar as the living room in a house.

Our winery tours are divided into three experiences: the first here at the Monteforte winery, the other two at Monte Bisson.

We have designed our winery at Monteforte to be a place where the most cutting-edge technology meets a welcoming, familiar environment, in a rustic farmhouse that fully blends in with the Soave hills surrounding it. The tasting room was designed to be like the living room of a house, a room with cared-for details where enthusiasts and professionals can taste our local wines every day.

The protagonist at Monte Bisson is the rich biodiversity: leaving from the agritourism, you can taste two of our wines during a walk along the Nature Trail – among orchids, butterflies, squirrels, hedgehogs and badgers – and visit the Venetian tower from the 1400s.

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Discovering the Monte Grande Cru

Soave wine experience.

Discovering Prà wines

Winery tours: technical information
We are open from Monday to Friday, from 8.00 to 12.00 and from 14.00 to 18.00. Tours must be booked (even Saturday), but no booking is needed if you just want to buy wine. We have a large parking area inside the courtyard.

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“...the production of food is a gastronomic act. To be a-source of food pleasure, the food must be good, but also pure and correct: it must be the result of sustainable agriculture that respects the environment and the dignity of the workers. When we buy food, we choose also an agricultural model.
This is a fundamental issue that determines the future of the planet: its survival or its destruction.”

Wendell Berry.
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“Producing food is a gastronomical art.”
To be a source of pleasure, food must be good, but also clean and right: it must be the result of sustainable agriculture, which respects the environment and the dignity of workers. When we buy food we also choose an agricultural model. It is a fundamental question that determines the future of the planet: its survival or its destruction.”

Wendell Berry.