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World-class wines & stunning Tuscan scenery
Our wine tours in Tuscany offer so much more than a good grape. You’ll enjoy wine and olive oil tastings and mouthwatering feasts, explore vineyards and cellars, see the iconic cities of Tuscany like Florence and Pisa, and meet the locals for incredible Be My Guest experiences in their traditional Tuscan homes.
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Our Tuscan wine tours are truly magical. We take you driving through the gorgeous countryside and golden hills, to regional vineyards, farms and restaurants where you can not only sample the finest wines, but enjoy them paired with specially handcrafted meals. Enjoy traditional music while you feast on the very best food and wine, explore traditional wine cellars, and toast to an unforgettable Tuscan experience.
Meet the local winemakers of Tuscany
You’ll get to learn about the daily life and work of Tuscany’s talented winemakers, and of course, taste their specialties. Meet the Lenzi family on their wine farm in the glowing Chianti Hills for a lunch and wine and olive oil tasting. Enjoy a traditional Tuscan buffet with locals in the 12th-century Castle of Trebbio. Visit the Agriturismo Borgo Vigna Vecchia for an exclusive Be My Guest dinner surrounded by vineyards and olive groves.
See the famous sights of Tuscany
Wondering what else there is to see in Tuscany? Our wine tours take you from Rome to Tuscany, with plenty of iconic stops along the way. Marvel at the Renaissance treasures of Florence, see the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, and journey to the stunning medieval city of Siena. Wander the ancient hillside town of San Gimignano, soak in the famous spa town of Montecatini, and explore Vinci, the birthplace of artistic genius, Leonardo da Vinci.
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What is the best wine in Tuscany?
You can’t take a wine tour in Tuscany without tasting some of the region’s very best wines. Be sure to sample all the original favourites like Sassicaia, Tignanello, Castello di Ama L’Apparita and Brunello di Montalcino. There’s also the delicious Ornellaia, Castello di Nipozzano Montesodi and Isole e Olena Chianti Classico. Why not try them all?
How many days do you need to visit Tuscany?
While you can see the highlights of Tuscany in a few days, it’s a good idea to spend a week in this region to soak up both the cities, wineries and gorgeous countryside. Start with the famous cities like Florence, Pisa, Siena and Lucca, then journey through the scenic Tuscan Hills to the famous spa town of Montecatini and the medieval town of San Gimignano.
What wine is Tuscany known for?
Tuscany is one of the most famous wine regions in the world, best known for its dry red wines made from Sangiovese, the signature red grape found all over Tuscany’s hillside vineyards. Try the renowned 100% Sangiovese wine of Brunello di Montalcino, or the Chianti and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano wines with at least 70% Sangiovese.
What is the best time to visit Tuscany?
Tuscany is at its best in Spring (April to May) with blooming landscapes and pleasant weather, and autumn (September to October) when the rolling hills glow with golden foliage and the best wineries in Tuscany begin harvesting their grapes. Summer (June to August) is also a peak time with fields full of sunflowers, fruit trees and long, sunny days.
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