Strada dei Vini Bresciani del Garda – Lombardy: vineyards on the morainic hills and flavors between the lake and the hinterland. The Bresciani Wine Route of Garda crosses the varied landscape of the south-western shore of Lake Garda, between Desenzano, Moniga, Polpenazze and Salò. The roads wind through gentle hills, orderly vineyards, centuries-old olive groves and small villages where daily life is still intertwined with the agricultural rhythm and seasonality. 🍇 Wines and landscapes shaped by the climate of the lake: In these lands wines with a distinctive character are born: Lugana, Garda Classico, Chiaretto, Groppello, and the rarest San Martino della Battaglia. Each glass tells of the temperate climate of Garda, the minerality of the glacial soils and the precise work of those who cultivate the vine with respect. 👉 Tip: Take a guided tour of the vineyard: many farms offer walks through the rows followed by curated tastings. 🚶 ♀️ Routes through vineyards, castles and olive trees: The routes develop through the morainic hills, crossing secondary roads and cycle and pedestrian paths that connect wineries, oil mills and farms. Between one stage and another, glimpses of the lake, small historic centers and castles overlooking the valleys open up. 👉 Tip: Reach Puegnago and climb towards its castle: the panorama embraces vineyards, water and cultivated fields to the horizon. 🌿 Oil, vegetable gardens and traditional Garda dishes: In addition to wine, the area produces a DOP extra virgin olive oil with delicate notes, together with vegetables, legumes, fresh cheeses and artisanal cured meats. The local cuisine combines the flavors of the land and the lake: marinated fish, grilled whitefish, risottos with aromatic herbs, homemade bread and rustic desserts. 👉 Tip: Choose a tavern with seasonal cuisine: simple dishes best express the agricultural identity of the area. 🏛️ Discreet villages and stories to discover: The villages along the Wine Route preserve a widespread cultural heritage: country towers, Romanesque churches, stone houses and ancient portals. Manerba, San Felice, Soiano and Padenghe offer uncrowded places where you can stroll through green views and still intact rural architecture. 👉 Tip: After a visit to the Rocca di Manerba, head down the paths to the lakeshore to enjoy a stop at one of the most scenic spots in the area. 🍷 Family hospitality and authentic productions: The farms in the area offer authentic experiences: tastings, open harvests, walks through the vineyards, wine and oil workshops. The reception is often direct, family-run, with attention to telling their story and the value of the land. 👉 Tip: Book a midweek visit – many producers have more time to spend and it will be easier to get the experience in depth. The Bresciani del Garda Wine Route is a journey through wine, light and territory: each stage is an opportunity to get to know a cultivated landscape and lived with care.