Guido Berlucchi & C. Spa

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very friendly of the and cellars. Excellent tasting included. Well worth the visit. We had an amazing here and host was super super nice with plenty of knowledge. Visited the and experienced the full process with their making process and all. After that tasting session was super amazing in the palace. We had a very informative with our guide. We chose the English language tour, and the guide was exceptionally well prepared. It ended up being a private as it was just the two of us in the English language group. We highly recommend coming here to explore the best of bubbles in Italy! Exceptional and Tasting at Guido Berlucchi Our visit to Guido Berlucchi, the oldest and largest in Franciacorta, was outstanding. The provided fascinating insights into the rich history and innovative processes that have made Berlucchi a leader in the region. The tasting was the highlight, featuring a selection of their finest Franciacorta wines, each one a testament to their craft. The knowledgeable and passionate staff made the experience even more enjoyable. A must-visit for anyone in the area! Overall not a good experience. In my opinion, the tasting and of the facility is definitely NOT in line with what this brand should deserve. It’s not just for the €300+ for 3 semi-empty glasses for five people, but more so for the snarky and unpleasant guide, surrounded with a substantial lack of courtesy. I’ll keep buying Berlucchi products but the events at the actual won’t see me and my friends even again. Beautiful winery. Antonio gave us a great tour. Delicious and very informative about the process. the was very good. they are a little messed up with their website confusing us about the allowance of kids. it says its allowed in the english version and not allowed in the italian version, but the ticket is the same in the same hour. We were advised by our bed and breakfast hosts to visit the Berlucchi shop to purchase a crate of for a friends 50th birthday in Bergamo this last weekend (May 3rd 2025). We went to the shop, we were ignored continuously by the girl serving in favour of Italian customers. After waiting to be served for over 20 minutes, whilst 4 other Italian customers who arrived after us were served first, it became obvious that we would not be served, so we left and bought our sparkling elsewhere. Incredibly rude and obnoxious people at this place. Do not bother to visit if you are not Italian! ⸻ Really disappointed with our experience. We booked the “I PREZIOSI” at Berlucchi through their English website, where it clearly states that children aged 0 to 6 are allowed, but not recommended due to the tour’s length and dim/humid environments. There is no mention of an age restriction — just a recommendation. We selected the Italian-language because it was the only one available at a time that fit our schedule. We never accessed the Italian version of the website — we only used the English one, which took us directly to a page where we could choose the tour, time, and language. At no point did it say that children are prohibited from joining the tour. When we arrived, we were told our 6- and 7-year-old kids were not allowed to join because minors are not permitted on Italian-language tours — but they are allowed on the exact same in English. The tours are identical in name, content, and price — only the language is different. This was not communicated anywhere in the English booking process. If there are different rules based on the language, that must be clearly stated. We booked in good faith, based on the available information. As a result, only my husband could attend while I had to return to the hotel with our children. It was a frustrating and disappointing experience, especially from such a respected winery. I hope they improve their communication and update their website for international guests. The Guido Berlucchi Franciacorta winery's decision to deny access to a certified service dog reveals a profoundly disappointing and troubling stance that goes beyond mere negligence—it borders on a sadistic disregard for the rights and dignity of disabled individuals. In a world that should champion inclusion and respect, especially within the hospitality and industries, Berlucchi's refusal to accommodate a certified service dog smacks of cruelty under the guise of policy enforcement. By denying entry to a service dog, the not only violated the fundamental rights protected under Italian disability laws but also demonstrated a blatant insensitivity towards the physical and emotional needs of those who rely on these animals for vital assistance. Such behavior is not just a failure of customer service—it is a punitive act that inflicts unnecessary hardship on vulnerable individuals under the pretense of protecting traditional operations. It reflects a sadistic enjoyment of exclusion, masking irrational fear or prejudice, and sets a terrible example in the Franciacorta region, tarnishing the winery's reputation as a custodian of fine tradition and culture. For any reputable establishment, inclusion is not optional; it is a moral and legal imperative. Guido Berlucchi must urgently reconsider its stance, apologize, and ensure that it adheres to the letter and spirit of disability rights laws, embracing true hospitality instead of enforcing unjust, harmful barriers. Until then, this winery's attitude justifies serious criticism and caution for consumers who expect respect and inclusivity alongside quality. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Winery