Vale dos Vinhedos Highlights

Vale dos Vinhedos is the center of Brazilian viticulture, shaped by 19th-century Italian immigration. This selection features major producers like Miolo and Casa Valduga, known for their extensive cellars and premium labels, alongside Cave de Pedra, which is housed in a medieval-style stone castle. The list also includes the Famiglia Tasca museum for historical context and local eateries specializing in traditional Italian-influenced regional cuisine.

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Miolo Winery

One of Brazil's largest wine exporters, featuring extensive vineyards and production facilities known for the Lote 43 Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon blend.

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Cave de Pedra Winery

A winery housed in a medieval-style stone castle, specializing in sparkling wines produced using the traditional champenoise method.

Casa Valduga

A family-owned estate featuring the largest sparkling wine cellar in Latin America and a focus on premium labels and wine tourism.

Cantina e Museu Famiglia Tasca

A historical site showcasing 19th-century Italian immigrant artifacts, agricultural tools, and artisanal wine production techniques.

Filó Café

An Italian-style café serving traditional regional dishes and colonial-style refreshments with outdoor seating overlooking the valley.

Restaurnte Zandonai

A traditional Italian restaurant specializing in regional staples like galeto, homemade pasta, and local wines.