Grape Festival in Broni

Broni celebrates wine and the grape harvest

The Grape Festival is one of the most cherished events in Broni, a town in the Oltrepò Pavese area of the Province of Pavia. It is traditionally held in September, coinciding with the grape harvest season, and celebrates wine, the identity product of this wine-growing region of Lombardy.

Three days of celebration in the square

The heart of the event is Piazza Vittorio Veneto, which for three days is filled with food stalls, refreshment points, and stalls from local wine producers. Tastings offer the chance to discover Oltrepò labels, from Pinot Nero to Bonarda, while the food serves up regional flavors in a convivial atmosphere.

Music, White Night, and entertainment

The Grape Festival is not just about food: the program includes concerts, entertainment evenings, the White Night with open shops and various initiatives, and prominent musical guests performing on stage. There is also space for local sports associations to present themselves to the public, and activities designed for families and young people.

The wine-making identity of Oltrepò

More than just a simple harvest festival, the Broni Grape Festival tells the story of a territory that thrives on viticulture. Celebrating the grape harvest means renewing the bond between the community and the land, valuing the work of producers and the wine culture that has characterized the Oltrepò Pavese for centuries.