The Great Wine Festival 2014

A spectacular event

The show is about to begin



The Great Wine Festival is an unmissable event for lovers of good food and healthy drinking. Now in its seventh edition and strong of a growing public consensus, the Wine Festival opens its doors in Mirano on Sunday, 28th September 2014, at 10:00 a.m.
The event is located in two picturesque locations in the town: in via Mariutto 1, in the choreographic Villa XX Aprile, conventional wines and sweet and salty gastronomy can be tasted, while in the prestigious Barchessa di XXV Aprile, the protagonists are organic, biodynamic or natural wines and gastronomic products. All in the name of conviviality, quality and with the presence of producers and sommeliers!



A day among wine tastings and art

Created by Enoteca Le Cantine Dei Dogi, the great event is sponsored by the Province of Venice and the Municipality of Mirano. Wine is the undisputed protagonist: ready to be uncorked there are over 2,500 bottles that represent the excellence of the national, French, Austrian and Slovenian wine production. Great attention is paid also to food: 59 culinary delights are available for tasting and able to satisfy the most demanding palates. The Wine Festival is much more: a group exhibition of contemporary art works allows to admire works that are result of the talent and creativity of esteemed artists.



The event is scheduled for Sunday, 28th September!

Visitors will be honored at the entrance of a professional tasting glass, a shoulder strap to hold the glass, a pen and a card for the voting of the best wines and the best winery in the event. The cost of the ticket is € 7 (and € 1 for children accompanied by parents). Enjoy the Wine Festival among tradition, culture and art!



For more information, visit www.lagrandefestadelvino.it.



Participating companies:

Veneto

Ronfini – Col San Martino (TV)

Coste Petrai – Vidor (TV)

Lazzaris – Conegliano (TV)

Caseificio Tomasoni – Breda di Piave (TV)

Ornella Bellia – Portogruaro (VE)

Forno San Gaetano – Mirano (VE)

Gallio – Breganze (VI)

Loison – Costabissara (VI)

Apicoltura Meggiolaro – Montecchio Maggiore (VI)

Cantina Roncolato Antonio – Soave (VR)

Valentina Cubi – San Pietro in Cariano (VR)

Corte Sant’Arcadio – Castelnuovo del Garda (VR)



Friuli – Venezia Giulia

Branko – Cormons (GO)

Arzenton Maurizio – Spessa di Cividale (UD)

Borgo delle Oche – Valvasone di Pordenone (PN)



Lombardy

Travaglino – Calvignano (PV)

Marchesi di Montalto – Montalto Pavese (PV)

Tenuta Ambrosini – Cazzago San Martino (BS)

Brunello – Pozzolengo (BS)

La Brugherata – Scanzorosciate (BG)



Trentino

Villa Corniole– Giovo (TN)

Zanini Luigi – Mezzolombardo (TN)



Alto Adige

Egger Ramer – Bolzano (BZ)



Piedmont

Veglio Michelino & Figlio – Diano d’Alba (CN)

Anna Maria Abbona – Farigliano (CN)

Montaribaldi – Barbaresco (CN)



Liguria

Bio Vio – Albenga (SV)

La Baita – Borghetto d’Arroscia (IM)



Emilia Romagna

Villa Papiano– Modigliana (FC)

Marta Valpiani – Castrocaro Terme (FC)

Gardini Cioccolato d’Autore – Forlì (FC)

La Selva Armonica – Vaglio di Lama Mocogno (MO)



Abruzzo

Gentile Vini – Ofena (AQ)



Marche

Vallerosa Bonci – Cupramontana (AN)



Tuscany

Dreolino – Rufina (FI)

Villa Patrizia – Roccalbegna (GR)



Umbria

Raina – Montefalco (PG)



Lazio

Luigi De Sanctis – Frascati (RM)



Molise

Claudio Cipressi – San Felice del Molise (CB)



Campania

Cantine Antonio Caggiano – Taurasi (AV)

Tenuta Sarno 1860 – Avellino (AV)



Basilicata

D’Angelo – Rionero in Vulture (PZ)



Puglia

Di Filippo – Trani (BA)

Cannito – Grumu Apulla (BA)

Masseria Coppi – Turi (BA)



Calabria

Cantine Vincenzo Ippolito 1845 – Cirò Marina (KR)



Sardinia

Cantine Sardus Pater – Sant’Antioco (CI)



Sicily

Irene Badalà – Passopisciaro (CT)

Cantine Barbera – Menfi (AG)



France

Boutillez Vignon – Villers Marmery – Montagne de Reims

Jean Paul Mauler – Mittelwihr – Alsace



Austria

Gangl Wines – Illmitz



Slovenia

Erzetic – Dobrovo – Goriska