Ca' Bruzzo Family Winery — Attraction in Val Liona

If you’re looking for a local wine tasting that is a full experience, I simply cannot recommend Ca’Bruzzo Family Winery enough! When we arrived, we took a tour of the vineyards where Alan thoroughly explained his all-natural wine making process and answered our questions. The vineyards produce organic wines and are cultivated with eco-friendly farming techniques. The vineyards are tended to personally by Alan and his family, ensuring that their passion for winemaking is infused in every single sip. The incredible efforts and the touch of personal philosophy from the Bruzzo family has produced the most wonderfully unique wine I have ever had.

Along with our wine tasting, Alan’s wife Sabrina crafted tasty plates of meats and cheeses, served on bread with assorted jams and spreads. We were also treated to a tray of incredible bruschetta, prepared with their homegrown tomatoes. Although we failed to mention allergen information when making our reservation, the Bruzzo’s were very accommodating and thoughtfully prepared a gluten-free plate for our friend with Celiac Disease.

The tranquil atmosphere of the wine cellar provided us a nice retreat from the hot Mediterranean sun. In the cellar was a music space where we were delighted to hear some of the songs Alan writes and perform. His wife Sabrina is also an incredibly talented painter and has so tastefully decorated the cellar with her works. We were pleased to find that she has also painted several works to sell including scenes of Monte Berico and Vicenza’s Basilica Palladiana.

This was beyond any wine tasting I have ever had - it was, instead, a fully immersive experience that is not to be forgotten any time soon. The comfortable environment naturally lends itself to rich conversation and plentiful memories to last. Spending time appreciating the impeccable wine and conversing with Alan truly felt like visiting a long-time friend. A visit to Ca’Bruzzo Family Winery felt like a specially-tailored cultural experience that you simply...

We visited Ca’ Bruzzo while spending time with our daughter, who is assigned to the 173rd Airborne Brigade. As a military family that has lived in Europe for over a decade, we’ve been fortunate to experience many wineries, but this was truly one of the best.

From the start, the experience was warm and personal. We called the owner’s wife and she immediately arranged a same-day tour for us. When we arrived, the vineyard owner welcomed us like family. He walked us through the vines themselves, taking the time to explain every grape variety—from century-old vines he has carefully nurtured to new plantings less than two years old. His knowledge was endless, yet shared in such an approachable, engaging way. There wasn’t a single question he couldn’t answer with both expertise and passion.

The tasting was beautifully paired with local cheeses and meats that perfectly complemented each wine. It was clear that every detail had been thoughtfully prepared. The small, quaint vineyard also had a charm all its own—the playful puppy and friendly cats that live there made us feel even more at home.

What stood out most was the personal story behind the wine. The owner moved to Italy at 15 and has since become a true master of his craft. He embodies “vine-to-glass” winemaking, and it shows in every sip.

This visit was more than just a tasting—it was an education, an experience, and a heartfelt connection. For anyone in the Vicenza area, Ca’ Bruzzo is the crème de la crème of winemaking...

“Great job dad!” from the kids can be hard to come by, but I got a few from finding Ca’ Bruzzo Family Winery while on a family trip in Italy. The journey start by getting off the highway and winding your way through small Italian towns until you get to the base of the hillside the winery sits on top of. The roads wind and climb as they get smaller and the scenery and views get better. I got my first “great job dad” before we even pulled in. We were the only guests there and Alan Bruzzo who owns and runs the vineyard promptly met us and started showing us around. This is an informal though intimate tour that feels like you stopped by a long time friends place to catch up. Great stories of the history and current plans and we learned a ton about the vines and different types of grapes. From there we headed to the multipurpose tasting room that is also the wine cellar, art gallery, and music stage and used as a small event space. We jumped right into the wine tasting with each of us getting a personal charcuterie board with each item uniquely made to pair with the different wines. As Alan poured each glass we learned about the wine making process with some fun stories of mistakes and lessons learned throughout the years to get to the high quality and exceptional product he produces every year. I can’t recommend this tour more. It’s unlike any others and if you appreciate small, informal, intimate and want to impress your family and friends you will...