There Milan Wine Week it will begin on the evening of 2 October with the traditional toast with Trentodoc, Trentino's mountain bubbles. At 7 pm there will be a toast, as well as in the historic headquarters of Palazzo Bovara, also in three of the most evocative rooftop in Milan: VIU Rooftop of Hotel VIU Milan, from A ’Riccione Terrazza 12 by Brian & Berry and at Terrazza Duomo 21.
The inauguration will be free with an offer in favor of the Humanitas Research Foundation, upon registration.

To access almost any appointment you need register on the Milan Wine Week website.
Access to the events will be allowed only with the exhibition of the Green Pass.

To stay up to date on the program and book the experience is also recommended download the W.

Here are all the events open to the public:

THE Wine talks with industry professionals, coordinated by the wine educator Cristina Mercuri which will take place on 5, 6 and 8 October at Palazzo Castiglioni in Corso Venezia 47, while the Shaping Wine Forum will be held on 7 October at the Ferrero Auditorium in Bocconi SDA, in via Roberto Sarfatti 25.

It will be possible, always by reservation, to participate in exclusive Wine tour outside Milan.

You can go to the Lugana area, starting comfortably with the shuttle service organized from Milan, arriving at the Cà Maiol winery of Desenzano sul Garda, owned by the Santa Margherita Wine Group.
During the tour we will visit the vineyards, the new cellar, a small food experience dedicated to guests, and then conclude with a tasting. It is possible to participate in the tour by booking, with a cost of 60 euros, with departures from Palazzo Bovara on 2, 3 and 10 October.

Another destination for wine tours will be the fascinating underground cellars of Guido Berlucchi in Borgonato di Corte Franca (BS) where the company is based, which this year celebrates 60 years of history.

Another original experience to live in Milan is that of Wine Boat, the electric and sustainable boat on the canal, on which it will be possible to book, at a cost of 35 euros, a tasting of 4 Chianti wines.

In all info point, that is, the gazebo positions outside the venues that adhere to the Milan Wine Week, every afternoon from 2.30pm to 6.30pm, will be possible for the public to approach the wine free of charge.
What does it mean? That you can taste a wine, with a short tasting led by an oenologist.
The wine foreseen for the tasting will always relate to the territory that represents the district.

here are the 10 wine district in Milan for the Wine Week:

Franciacorta in the Brera / Garibaldi / Solferino area
Consortium of Asti and Moscato d'Asti DOCG in Simplon / Arco della Pace
Consortium for the Protection of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco DOCG at Porta Nuova / Gae Aulenti
Lugana DOC Protection Consortium at Porta Romana
Consortium for the Protection of Oltrepò Pavese Wines in the Eustachi / Plinio area
Brunello in the Gallery – Brunello di Montalcino in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
Consortium for the Protection of Valpolicella Wines in Marghera / Sanzio
Chianti Wine Consortium to the Navigli
Consortium for the Protection of Abruzzo Wines at Porta Venezia
In Liguria in the Isola area

In the various districts they have been planned dinners with producers in the restaurants participating in the initiative. To find out about all the themed evenings, visit the dedicated page on the Milan Wine Week website.

Among the various events open to the public without reservation we point out:

Easter Vineyards and Cellars will open the Milanese wine week with a gigantic immersive work that celebrates creativity, talent and Italian wine. With the creative direction of the artistic collective NONE and created in collaboration with BASE Milano, the work entitled "Falling Dreams" will offer an experience suspended between dream and reality. The exhibition will be open to the public free of charge from 6 to 9 October, from 18.00 to 22.00.

Berlucchi, instead, among the wineries that symbolize the excellence of Franciacorta in the world, it will celebrate its 60th anniversary by retracing the history of the company through an exhibition that will animate the very central Corso Vittorio Emanuele.

Another unique experience is the tasting in the dark at the Institute for the Blind of Milan, organized by the women of wine of Lombardy and whose proceeds will go to the Institute. A “special and different” tasting, with eyes closed, exceptionally led by Luca Boccoli, Professional Master Sommelier.

And now … all that remains is to toast!