FLORENCE · DESTINATION
104 Tours Reviewed
Wine country, minus the stress of planning. I like the private pickup from your Florence hotel and the smooth flow between Siena and Montalcino. The only catch: lunch and tastings in Montalcino are extra-cost add-ons. With a max of seven…
There’s nothing like drinking wine at the source. This Montalcino tasting pairs Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino with Tuscan cured meats, cheese, and warm bread, plus a relaxed vineyard stroll before the guided pour. It’s a hands-on way to understand…
A short wine trip can feel like a big deal. This one gives you a focused look at Vino Nobile di Montepulciano culture, from vineyard hillside to cellar pours, plus a bite-sized lunch pairing that actually makes sense. I like…
Brunello vines set the mood fast. I like how this evening mixes wine pairing with a straightforward, sit-down four-course Tuscan dinner, plus vineyard time connected to Brunello di Montalcino. If you get a driver like Salia, the ride itself can…
Brunello tastes better when it’s close at hand. This private Montalcino-area outing takes you from vineyards to the fermentation and ageing cellar, then into a guided tasting of 8 wines. It’s a focused 2 to 2.5 hours, led by a…
A glass of wine is a view here. This Montepulciano experience pairs a guided winery stroll with a tasting of 6 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG labels, all from a centenary estate in Valiano. I especially like the way the…
A cellar tour that teaches, fast. I like the way you get a Brunello di Montalcino tasting across five samples, and I like the Tuscan appetizers pairing during the tasting. One thing to keep in mind: language and dietary requests…
A day like this moves fast. You’ll bounce from tower-town streets to vineyard tastings, with San Gimignano and Montalcino giving you real texture of Tuscany in one long day. It’s also built around wine you can actually compare: multiple pours…
Brunello feels easier with a plan. This tour strings together four winery tastings with visits to places you likely wouldn’t reach on your own, plus a four-course lunch that’s built around local bottles. The day also has one trade-off: it’s…
Brunello gets an art lesson in Montalcino. At Casato Prime Donne (run by Donatella Cinelli Colombini Az. Agr.), you’ll see production up close in the cellar—barrels, fermentation tanks, plus history panels and videos—then walk through the Sangiovese BIO vineyards where…
Wine country with real medieval stops. This 11-hour minivan tour ties together Siena, San Gimignano’s towers, and Montalcino’s Brunello country, then finishes with tastings in the Val d’Orcia area. You’ll get expert English-speaking guidance and just enough time in each…
Tuscan wine, without a long day. This one-hour Montepulciano wine tasting pairs a guided visit to the winery and its centuries-old cellar with tastings of 3 wines (including Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG) and extra virgin olive oil from Fattoria…
This day trip turns wine country into a real plan. You’ll go beyond Florence for Montalcino and Montepulciano, plus the UNESCO hills of Val d’Orcia, with a guided winery lunch tasting built into the day. I love how the stops…
There’s something cool and calming about this wine visit. It combines a short vineyard walk with a guided production tour, then sends you into a cellar space where barrels and time do the talking. Expect 3 wines paired with a…
Wine day in Tuscany, done right. This full-day outing strings together the big-name wine regions around Florence with medieval towns and real cellar time, not just a quick stop-and-go. You’ll roll through Montalcino, Montepulciano, and Greve, sampling pours of Brunello,…
