Italy Wine Tasting Tours
Highlights of Italy Wine Tasting Tours
- Experience the world-renowned Chianti wine tour in Tuscany, a tasting journey that will take you through picturesque vineyards and wineries.
- Embark on a Valpolicella Tour from Verona, where you can visit four spectacular wineries in the Valpolicella region and savor the flavors of their legendary wines.
- Take a Barolo and Barbaresco tour from Turin and explore two of Italy's most popular wine regions. Visit six wineries with knowledgeable guides who will tell you all about the history of these renowned vineyards and their wines.
- Enjoy an Italy wine tasting tour of the Veneto region, home to Prosecco. Take a tour of four wineries, taste some of the best Proseccos in Italy, and learn how this delightful sparkling wine is made.
- Visit the prestigious Brunello di Montalcino wineries, located in one of the most beautiful regions of Tuscany. Learn about the history and culture of this region while sipping Brunello di Montalcino wines such as Rosso di Montalcino and Sangiovese.
- Explore the Umbrian hills and visit two ancient monasteries on a wine-tasting tour. Taste some exquisite native wines, such as Sagrantino di Montefalco and Grechetto di Todi, while taking in the spectacular views of the region.
- Sample some of Sicily's finest wines on a wine-tasting tour around the beautiful countryside. Visit some of the wineries and taste local specialties such as Marsala wine and Nero D'Avola. On this tour, you will also get to explore the Roman amphitheater in Taormina.
Travel Tips for Wine Tasting Tours in Italy
- Do not try to visit too many wineries in one day. Two to three wineries are recommended for a more enjoyable experience.
- Keep your group size to a maximum of 10 people to make the most out of the wine-tasting tour in Italy.
- Carry enough cash during your wine-tasting tour, as some wineries prefer cash for purchases under 20 euros.
- Note that most businesses in Italy typically close between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m., so plan your visits accordingly.
- Make sure to eat something before embarking on your wine-tasting tour, as wineries usually do not offer food.
