A Medieval Vineyard in Venice Produces Prosecco Few Have Tasted
⏱ 1 min read The Short Version A hidden medieval vineyard in Venice produces rare, historic Prosecco, crafted from 700-year-old vines and offering a taste of Venice’s lost golden age. A limited 300-bottle release captures the city’s past with citrus brightness and a pomegranate-tinged finish. In This Article A Renaissance of Old-World WinesThe Price of Rarity If you're tired of the usual Venice tour traps—squeezing through crowds at St. Mark’s, dodging selfie sticks at the Rialto—there’s a hidden gem nestled in the Castello district, behind convent walls. The San Francesco della Vigna vineyard, a relic of Venice’s past, has been…