Oltrepò Pavese: Winery Tour and Wine Tasting outside Milan
Northern Italy, Milan
Discover the winemaking traditions of Oltrepò Pavese on a guided tour of a winery. Learn about the history of the winery and the wine-making process, and taste 4 traditional wines.
Oltrepò Pavese Winery Guided Tour and Wine Tasting
This guided tour in Oltrepò Pavese suits wine enthusiasts interested in traditional sparkling wines and regional viticulture.
Highlights
- Savor the flavors of 4 traditional Oltrepò Pavese wines
- Learn about the winery's history and the wine-making process
- Enjoy a guided tour of the winery and its vineyards
- Discover the Metodo Classico sparkling wine-making method
- Taste the wines with a professional sommelier
Description
Explore the rich tradition of sparkling wine in Oltrepò Pavese with a guided visit to a historic winery. The tour includes insights into the winery’s history, winemaking techniques, and a tasting of four classic wines, including a Metodo Classico sparkling wine.
In 1850, Count Augusto Giorgi di Vistarino introduced Pinot Noir to Oltrepò Pavese by importing cuttings from France, establishing the region’s notable sparkling wine tradition. Today, Ottavia Giorgi di Vistarino continues this legacy, focusing on high-quality production that respects the local territory.
The winemaking team works closely with Ottavia, combining professional expertise with a dedication to preserving family and regional heritage throughout the process.
Includes
- Guided tour of the winery and vineyards
- Tasting of 4 traditional Oltrepò Pavese wines, including Metodo Classico
Important Information
- The winery pioneered Pinot Noir cultivation in the region since 1850
- The experience is led by expert staff ensuring a detailed visit
- The winemaking process honors Count Augusto Giorgi di Vistarino’s legacy
- Current winery direction by Ottavia Giorgi di Vistarino upholds family tradition
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance, wear comfortable shoes for vineyard walking, and plan visits during weekday mornings when the winery is less busy.