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Valtellina is one of the most spectacular examples of heroic viticulture in Italy, with terraces supported by dry stone walls climbing the Lombard Alps. This selection gathers the best wineries in the area, where Nebbiolo, known here as Chiavennasca, produces elegant and mineral-rich reds that differ in style from the Piedmontese Nebbiolo, despite sharing the same grape variety. The proposed experiences allow you to closely discover the challenges and allure of mountain viticulture, often still worked by hand due to the extreme slopes of the vineyards, in a landscape alternating between vineyards, forests, and alpine peaks. A perfect experience for those who love the mountains as much as wine and seek a wine tourism destination less frequented than the major denominations of central and southern Italy. Book your experience at the same price as the winery.



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A tasting of Mamete Prevostini's iconic wines: the 3 crus in the Sassella, Grumello and Inferno areas, the Riserva and the Sforzato
Duration: 1h






Valtellina is renowned for its terraced vineyards, cultivated on steep slopes with dry stone walls, and for the production of fine wines based on Nebbiolo, such as Valtellina Superiore, Sforzato (Sfurzat), and Inferno.
They are vineyards built on terraces supported by stone walls, allowing grape cultivation in very steep mountainous areas, offering spectacular landscapes and heroic agriculture.
Yes, many wineries in Valtellina are open to the public and offer guided tours, walks through the terraced vineyards, and tastings of local wines.
The main ones are the Sforzato di Valtellina DOCG, the Valtellina Superiore DOCG (with its subzones: Sassella, Grumello, Inferno, Valgella, Maroggia), and the Rosso di Valtellina DOC.
Some walks in the terraced vineyards require a minimum level of endurance, but many experiences are suitable for everyone, with simpler and more accessible guided paths.
Spring and autumn are ideal: the blooming and the grape harvest offer breathtaking landscapes and authentic wine tourism experiences.
Yes, many wineries offer tastings paired with typical Valtellina dishes such as pizzoccheri, bresaola, sciatt, and alpine cheeses.
Yes, booking is highly recommended to ensure availability and receive a personalized welcome.
Some wineries offer rural accommodations, agritourisms, or panoramic rooms near the vineyards, perfect for a weekend of nature, wine, and relaxation.
Valtellina is easily accessible by car or by train (e.g., Milan–Tirano line). Once there, it is advisable to move around by car to visit various wineries.