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In Italy, more and more wineries are led, managed, or carried forward by women who have chosen wine as their life project, often breaking established family or professional patterns. This selection gathers experiences in women-led wineries, where a visit to the winery also becomes a narrative of an entrepreneurial journey, with agronomic and oenological choices made with sensitivity and determination. It ranges from small artisanal realities to historic estates passed down through generations, including more recent projects born from the desire to reinvent Italian winemaking tradition. The proposed tastings range from classic tours, featuring stories of the territory and tasting of labeled wines, to more intimate and conversational moments with the producers themselves, when available. An opportunity to explore Italian wine, natural wine, and wine tourism from a perspective often less told, between vineyard, winery, and life choices. Book your experience at the same price as the winery, with immediate confirmation.









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The presence of women is increasingly significant: women lead about 30% of vineyard-owning agricultural businesses and contribute decisively to the production and innovation of the sector. They are winemakers, entrepreneurs, traders, and promoters of a new wine culture.
Disparities persist, especially in decision-making roles and salaries. Gender stereotypes and still limited institutional support hinder full equality.
Women entrepreneurs in the wine industry stand out for their adoption of sustainable practices, the use of renewable energy, and their focus on the territory. They promote modern business models that are environmentally conscious and aligned with new lifestyles.
Founded in 1988, it now has over 1200 members and promotes wine culture through training, events, and activities aimed at enhancing native grape varieties. It is a reference point for female professionals in the sector.
Young female entrepreneurs bring digital innovation, a focus on communication, and a more inclusive and flexible vision. They manage family businesses with a contemporary spirit and a growth-oriented mindset.
Access to favorable financing, mentorship, digital networks among female entrepreneurs, and policies to reduce the gender gap are essential. Digitalization and e-commerce open up new market opportunities.
Yes, but the data contradicts this. Women not only purchase and consume wine consciously, but they also successfully produce it. The industry is becoming increasingly inclusive and meritocratic.
Numerous stories inspire change: entrepreneurs and professionals who innovate, enhance the territory, and collaborate with each other. Initiatives like 'Women in Wineries' and dedicated podcasts showcase the concrete contribution of women to the growth of Italian wine.