
The 2026 Harvest Starts Early — How the Heat Is Changing the Prosecco Hills
Record heat has pushed the 2026 harvest weeks ahead on the UNESCO Prosecco Hills. September is the perfect time to visit.

Between July and the Harvest: The Quiet Work of the Vineyard
September is still far off, but on our hills the work never stops. Leaf removal, mowing the Rive, thinning: the quiet gestures that decide tomorrow's Prosecco.

Col Fondo: The Ancient Sparkling Wine That Never Disappeared
Bottled during Holy Week, under a waxing moon. Live yeasts, no filtration. The oldest sparkling tradition of the Prosecco hills — still alive.

What Does a Private Wine Tour in Italy Actually Cost? Prosecco Hills from Venice
Private Prosecco hills wine tour, 1 hour from Venice. From €200 for up to 5 people. Transport and winery reservations included. 4 to 8 hours.

Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG: Everything You Need to Know
Ancient vines, UNESCO hills, lunar traditions and 2000 years of history. Everything that makes Prosecco Superiore DOCG unique — in one place.

When the Vines Flower: The Most Magical Week in the Prosecco Hills
Around May 20-25, the Prosecco UNESCO hills fill with an extraordinary perfume. The vines are flowering. 100 days later the harvest begins.
