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A private tour in a small boutique winery with wine tasting. Gourmet food experience in a local home. Enjoy a taste of several local and home made products, including Pecorino (sheep) cheese, olive oil, Balsamic vinegar and homemade pasta. Finish off with a panoramic tour of the Val d'Orcia stopping for photos wherever you want.

If you would like to experience Siena in a glass and have a glimpse inside a real Tuscan home, this Wine tasting is for you. The experience takes place in the home of a local professional Wine Taster from ONAV (the Italian Association of Wine Tasters). Together with your host you will: - Learn the basic techniques of wine tasting in order to detect and enjoy its different notes and aromas - Taste 3 different regional wines and discover their characteristics. The tasting session includes: Brunello di Montalcino, Bolgheri rosato and Moscadello (or similar wines). The wine tasting will be paired with savory regional food: a table of cold cuts and cheese or vegetarian appetizers. If you do not finish the wine during the tasting session, don’t worry... You can take it back home and enjoy it afterwards! As this experience is private, you will have the time to ask all the information you would like to have in a lively and authentic atmosphere.

Enjoy an immersive Wine experience, where you’ll get to taste a range of local wines paired with local delicacies. The experience takes place in the home of a local professional Wine Taster from ONAV (the Italian Association of Wine Tasters). Together with your host you will: - Learn the fundamentals of wine tasting in order to detect, understand and enjoy its different notes and aromas. - Taste 6 different wines: Brunello di Montalcino, Bolgheri, Bolgheri rosato, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Moscadello, Vin Santo del Chianti (or similar wines) . Your selected wines will be paired with the finest local specialties: a table of cold cuts and cheese or vegetarian appetizers. If you do not finish the wine during the tasting session, don’t worry... You can take it back home and enjoy it afterwards! You will have the pleasure to enjoy an exclusive private experience. Your host will explain all the nuances, characteristics and curiosities of the wines in a relaxed and intimate setting.

Inside a suggestive park located in a Franciscan convent converted into a hotel located in the center of Chianciano Terme, you can relax sipping excellent local wine paired with delicacies proposed by the chef, all in a bucolic setting with background jazz music which makes this experience unique and unrepeatable.

Emanuele, a licensed sommelier, will always be by your side as your driver and guide to share his knowledge and help you discover the best of the world famous Tuscan flavours and wine. You will visit small boutique wineries and have a typical lunch in a off the beaten path location, taste excellent Tuscan products and throughout the tour enjoy the best views on offer. Tours are normally in groups but can also be done privately on request.

On board an electric van, you will visit two organic producers in Valdichiana Senese and taste their products

A guided wine trekking through the hills and vineyards surrounding the winery of our farm. A unique landscape, chiseled over the centuries by the encounter between nature's work and human intervention. The return will be even more pleasant, you will be welcomed in our cellar to learn all the steps that lead to the creation of a wine. You can then enjoy the tasting accompanied by an appetizing Tuscan menu with a first choice, a cheese and salami platter, plus dessert.

The Tour combines the visit of an ancient Ironworks with an oengastronomy experience in a Tuscan Winery. The Ironworks still retains the loading tank on the back, the three water wheels, with the respective feeding ducts, the wind machine (a long metal column, into which the water was conveyed, which allowed the flame of the forges to be fed directly ) and the gigantic internal hammers, moved to hydraulic energy. It is a unique historical finds in central Italy. One, of its kind in Casentino, its origins seem to date back to the sixteenth century under the Grand Duchy of Tuscany.