The D.O.C. Lison-Pramaggiore Wine Route offers more than one itinerary, but which ever one you choose, it will take you to meet the ancient Postumia and Annia Roads. Where the two roads cross, the Romans built the important town of Julia Concordia, now Concordia Sagittaria, whose ruins– the domus, the baths, the walls and the Paleochristian Cathedral - can still be seen today.
The area is famous for its white and red wines - Lison-Pramaggiore (which recently became a DOC label), IGT Veneto Orientale, IGT Veneto and IGT Delle Venezie.
Numerous famous local specialities complete the range of attractions offered by this district, such as white asparagus from Bibione, a particular kind of nut, the pears from Venetian region and Montasio cheese.
Portogruaro
Our first stop is in Portogruaro, where we will enjoy a guided tour, before moving on to visit the historical Belfiore mill, now the Museum of Country Life.
Lunchtime will take us to a nearby farmhouse, where we will enjoy a meal of local specialties and toasted bread with famous Pramaggiore wines.
The day will continue with a visit to a small, family run winery, where we will taste three different wines produced in the local area.
Programme
Leaving time
8.30
Visit of Portogruaro and Belfiore Mill
9.30
Lunch in a farmhouse (wine included)
12.30
Visit of the winery and wine tasting
15.30
Coming back
18.30
Price
€ 35,00
The price includes:
Transfer in air-conditioned coach
Visit of Portogruaro and Museum of Country Life
Lunch in a farmhouse
Guided tour of the winery and wine tasting
Registration fee
Insurance
All our tours can be made-to-measure, and can be conducted in Italian, English or any other foreign language, for individuals or groups, for beginners or experts according to Your special needs!!!
Alternative Activities
Trip to Caorle, a tiny fishermen’s village where famous writers such as Pasolini, D’Annunzio and Hemingway used to stay. Free time for a little shopping and wine tasting in a wine cellar.
Boat trip on Caorle lagoon, to discover the Casoni, the typical houses made of wood and cane. Lunch in a casone subject to request.
Outing to Concordia Sagittaria, once a Roman colony, which takes its name from arrow factory established there thousands of years ago. The ruins of Concordia – the domus, the baths, the walls and the Paleochristian Cathedral - can still be seen today.
