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23 Tours Reviewed
Tuscan wine country, in one long day. This full-day small-group tour links San Gimignano to Chianti and Montalcino, with real time to walk the towns and enjoy tastings along the way. You ride in an air-conditioned minivan with a maximum…
Two hill towns, one great Tuscan day. I love the way this trip pairs Pienza’s art-and-architecture design with a proper Vino Nobile tasting in Montepulciano’s underground cellars. You’ll also get a farm lunch on a terrace, which makes the whole…
On a good day, Tuscany feels like a movie set. This trip focuses on the real stuff: Val d’Orcia scenery, family-run tastings, and three distinct towns where food is the point. You get to swap city streets for UNESCO-class countryside,…
This castle wine stop is pure Tuscany. I love the vineyard walk with a sommelier and the chance to taste three estate wines right where they’re made. I also love how the tour ends with a three-course Tuscan lunch. Guides…
Brunello day turns into a full sensory story. From Siena, you ride out with an English-speaking guide in a small group (up to 8) and spend the day moving from vineyard to cellar to tasting room. What I love most…
Three wine towns, one easy day. I like the semi-private group setup and the fact you get an underground cellar tour in Montepulciano, not just a quick pour-and-go. The trade-off is a long day in a van, and seats can…
Some wines come with a story. This one pairs Montepulciano’s big, noble reds with a guided look at how they’re aged, stored, and flavored by place. In a medieval wine cellar setting, you get to see rows of barrels and…
Wine in Montalcino comes with stories. This small-group day trip pairs Brunello di Montalcino tastings with real vineyard-and-cellar time, plus stops that make the wine feel grounded in place. I like how the day is built around small wineries and…
