Visiting Verona doesn’t just mean immersing one’s self in its history and monuments, but also discovering the authentic flavors of the region. Among these, wines hold a special place: from rich reds to aromatic whites, every glass tells the oenological culture of this land. Here are three unmissable labels.
Three wines of Verona
Amarone della Valpolicella
The king of Veronese wines, famous throughout the world for its full and enveloping flavor.
Soave
Among the most appreciated Italian white wines, Soave is produced east of Verona, on the volcanic hills surrounding the medieval town of Soave. It is a fresh and elegant wine, made mainly from the Garganega grape. On the palate it stands out for its floral and fruity notes, with a pleasantly mineral finish. Ideal as an aperitif or paired with fish dishes and delicate risottos.
Valpolicella classico
Valpolicella Classico is the emblem of Veneto conviviality: a young red wine, fresh and immediate, often described as a “table wine” in the noblest sense of the term. Characterized by aromas of cherry and red fruits, it is a versatile wine that goes perfectly with traditional first courses and white meats.
Where to stay in Verona
If you are planning a wine tour in the hills of Verona and are looking for a comfortable and welcoming place to stay, Hotel Gardenia is the ideal choice. Part of the LVG Hotel Collection, it is located just 10 minutes from the historic centre and is perfect for those who want to combine wine tastings and food and wine experiences with exploring the city.
The property offers modern, functional rooms, free Wi-Fi, covered garage, and a strategic location near the fairgrounds, the airport, and main highway connections. A stay that combines comfort and convenience, ideal for experiencing Verona with wine glasses, culture, and relaxation.
