
Food FestivalSeptember
Sagra dell’Uva e del Lambrusco Grasparossa
location_onCastelvetro di Modena, Parma e Food Valley
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Date
September 20 – September 28, 2026
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Free
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Audience
Everyone
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Castelvetro di Modena transforms into a kingdom of Lambrusco Grasparossa, the noble red wine that has made this corner of Emilia-Romagna famous throughout Italy. The Grape and Lambrusco Festival is an immersive experience that blends the medieval beauty of this charming town with the rich culinary and wine heritage of the region. Among the fantastically-shaped towers and vineyards surrounding the historic centre, visitors and wine enthusiasts are captivated by the aroma of grape must and the authentic flavours of Emilian tradition. Beyond tastings of the undisputed star – Lambrusco in all its nuances – the festival offers a rich calendar of events celebrating local culture and folklore. Renaissance costumed processions, flag-waving performances, and the fascinating sight of live grape pressing transport visitors back in time, creating a magical and authentic atmosphere. Wine and food stands serve the specialities that have made this region renowned: gnocco fritto (fried dough), cured meats, tigelle (traditional flatbreads), and cheeses that perfectly complement every sip of wine. An event designed for all generations, featuring live concerts, art exhibitions, interactive workshops, and dedicated children's areas. The Sagra dell'Uva e del Lambrusco Grasparossa embodies the festive and welcoming spirit of Emilia, where enological excellence and conviviality meet in an unforgettable celebration.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Sagra dell'Uva e del Lambrusco Grasparossa take place?expand_more
The festival runs from September 20-28, 2026 in Castelvetro di Modena. During these 9 days, the historic centre comes alive with events, tastings, and performances.
What are the main attractions of the festival?expand_more
Renaissance costumed processions, flag-waving spectacles, live grape pressing, tastings of Lambrusco Grasparossa, wine and food stands, concerts, exhibitions, and workshops. There are also activities specially designed for children.
What traditional dishes can I taste?expand_more
The festival showcases Emilian specialities: gnocco fritto (fried dough), cured meats, tigelle (traditional flatbreads), local cheeses, and of course Lambrusco Grasparossa in all its varieties.
Is the festival suitable for families with children?expand_more
Yes, the event offers dedicated spaces and activities for children, making it an inclusive and engaging experience for all ages.
How do I get to Castelvetro di Modena?expand_more
Castelvetro is located in Emilia-Romagna, in the province of Modena. It is easily accessible by car from major cities in the region and from the A1 motorway.
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