Treviso is the capital of the Province where the best Prosecco vineyards are located. The town is just 25 miles far from Venice and the influence of the “Serenissima” domination is evident in the narrow streets paved with stones and the canals of the two rivers, the Sile and the Cagnan. Even in a winter night walking in this nice town may be surprisingly pleasant. … Continue reading Misty Prosecco, foggy Treviso
Even if it still autumn, today is a cold sunny day: a perfect day for wine tasting in a winery. We choose a winery in the Grave del Piave, along the ancient roman road via Claudia Augusta, built by romans to connect the german city of Augsburg with the roman-venetian city of Altinum, the village who will origin Venice few centuries later. In the 47 … Continue reading Treasures in the cellar
Borgo Malanotte is a small village in the Grave, in the DOC Treviso area. It looks like the time was stopped here, in its streets. A venetian Villa looks the Borgo, just few steps from it, surrounded by the vineyards in the gravels of The Grave del Piave. “Grave” in the local dialect means a terrain made of gravel. Well actually the word sounds more … Continue reading Prosecco vineyards on the gravel: Le Grave
Codognè is a small town in the DOC area of the Prosecco, This village is famous for the production of the quince. In autumn people come here for the festival of the quince, when jams, cakes, liquors made of quince can be tasted with Prosecco in front of a superb venetian Villa. Exhibitions of wine makers, artisans and tools of the country attract tourists on … Continue reading The festival of the Quince
Treviso is undoubtely the capital of the Prosecco region. This medieval town is not in the hart of the DOCG area but it is the main centre in the province, The Sile river flows in between the old houses where many restaurants, osterie and bars offer an incredible chance to taste local food with a variety of Prosecco. Continue reading Treviso, the Capital of Prosecco
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