Bonisiolo: villa that sleeps 3 people in 1 bedrooms, located in Mogliano Veneto, Veneto, Italy.

Sleeps	3
Bedrooms	1
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	57 m²

How To Make The Perfect Tiramisu

Tiramisu is one of the most famous and beloved of all Italian desserts. As a result, many want to stake their claim to it and its origins have become uncertain. Most accounts, however, attribute the dish to a restaurant called Le Beccherie in Treviso. It is said that it was created by a confectioner named Roberto Linguanotto, owner of the restaurant, and his apprentice, Francesca Valori, whose maiden name was Tiramisu. Yet, one Carminantonio Iannaccone claims that he invented it on the 24th of December in 1969 and was then supplied to Le Beccherie. Other sources, meanwhile, trace the dessert back to 17th century Siena when it was made in honour of the Grand Duke Cosimo III. It is difficult to say which account is true but the dish does not seem to appear in cookbooks before the 1960s. Either way, one of the best places to try it is in Treviso so why not find a vacation rental in Veneto and taste it there?

Yet More Of The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

In this series of posts, we are discussing all the things that you need to know about Prosecco and the best places to try it while holidaying in Italy. This 16th century recreation of a much more ancient wine comes from an area located across 9 provinces in the Northern Italian regions of Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia and the best way to learn about it is by visiting a vineyard in person. We have plenty of wonderful vacation rental in Friuli Venezia Giulia or a luxury villa in Veneto and have been rounding up some great vineyards so why not get to planning a holiday to this beautiful part of the country? Once there, you can take out a day (or several!) to visit some vineyards and really start to appreciate Prosecco. Here are some more of our picks of perfect locations.

7. Zonin

Zonin 1821 is one of the most important Italian wine producers and distribute and market still and sparkling wines under the Zonin label from both the original estate in Veneto and the eight others located in Italy and abroad.

More Of The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

This week we are talking about all things Prosecco from learning more about the history and nature of the wine to talking about some of the best vineyards, which are the best places to taste and understand Prosecco. Just find a vacation rental in Friuli Venezia Giulia or a luxury villa in Veneto and then plan a trip to one of these incredible vineyards so that you can get to trying some amazing wines first hand, while relaxing on vacation.

3. Sorelle Bronca

Sorelle Bronca is another excellent choice. It is a slick operation, owned by sisters, after whom the estate is named. They produce a range of organically grown wines; five of which are Proseccos, as well as some reds, a white and olive oil. The sisters have worked to create a “wide-reaching and innovative organic concept” which they see as a “fundamental part of conserving biodiversity by safeguarding ecosystems and natural habitats.”

The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

In the last post, we discussed the history and characteristics of Prosecco, trying to provide a greater base of information on the famous beverage that is both affordable and tasty. It is something that many of us consume on a regular basis without thinking on too deeply but, like any other wine, there is a lot more to learn about it and the best way is to visit a vineyard and taste some delicious wines for yourself! Just find a vacation rental in Friuli Venezia Giulia or a luxury villa in Veneto and then plan a trip to one of these incredible vineyards so you can get to trying some amazing wines.

1. Azienda Agricola Vettori

Azienda Agricola Vettori is a vineyard run by Arturo Vettori and produces two types of Prosecco and two kinds of white wine. Located in a sunny valley around 8km from the town of Conegliano in Veneto. It is a beautiful and historic estate that was re-established by the Vettori family in 1990 and its methods, grapes and wines were greatly increased at this time.

These Are The Foods You Must Try When Exploring Italy! (III)

In the final post of this series, we have rounded up the last of our must-try foods for anyone who has found a vacation rental in Italy and is planning on exploring its famous cuisine. There are plenty of other foods that could be recommended here and many more to try but these are some of the most famous and iconic foods that you really shouldn't leave the country without trying.

5. Prosciutto di Parma

Prosciutto di Parma, or Parma Ham, is, without a doubt, one of Italy's most famous typical food products and one of the foods mostly intimately connected with its town of origin. Dating back to the ancient Romans, today, it is a DOP food that is officially recognised by the EU. In order to be called Prosciutto di Parma, it must come from pigs raised in a specific area (either Emilia Romagna, Lombardy, Piedmont, Veneto, Tuscany, Umbria, Marche, Lazio, Abruzzo, or Molise) and has to be produced in a precise area in the province of Parma.

Even More Of The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

In the last few posts, we have been discussing all the things that you need to know about Prosecco and, especially, where you should try it in Italy. Prosecco is a sparkling Italian wine and a 16th century recreation of an ancient wine that comes from an area that is located across 9 provinces in the Northern Italian regions of Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia. There is lots to say about it and even more to learn but, the best way to do so is by visiting a vineyard and learning and tasting in person. Just find a vacation rental in Friuli Venezia Giulia or a luxury villa in Veneto and then plan a trip to one of these incredible vineyards so you can get to the important part in all of this - trying some amazing wines!

5. Nino Franco

Nino Franco is one of the oldest wineries in the Valdobbiadene area and was founded in 1919. Its owner was actually also one of the first winemakers to export Prosecco.

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How To Make The Perfect Tiramisu

Yet More Of The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

More Of The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

These Are The Foods You Must Try When Exploring Italy! (III)

Even More Of The Best Prosecco Vineyards In Italy

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