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.

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.

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.