This experience focuses on origin. Not just wine, not just food—but where both begin. Set in the Chianti countryside, it connects vineyard culture with agricultural life, offering a more complete understanding of how Tuscan flavor is built from the ground up.
What distinguishes it is the sequence: village, winery, farm. You move from history to production to source, ending with a meal that ties everything together. It’s a slower, more grounded interpretation of Chianti—less about labels, more about process.
You leave Florence or Siena and move into a landscape defined by vineyards, olive groves, and small hilltop villages. The drive is short but sets a clear shift in pace and atmosphere.
The first stop introduces the historical layer of the region. Walking through stone streets and small squares, you experience the scale and rhythm of traditional Tuscan life, with views opening onto the surrounding countryside.
The next phase focuses on wine. At a smaller estate, you explore cellars and production areas before moving into a guided tasting. The approach is balanced—informative but still approachable.
The experience deepens as you move to a family-run farm. Here, the focus shifts from wine to land, with insights into olive oil, produce, and traditional preparation methods. It’s less structured and more observational.
The day concludes with a meal built directly from the farm’s products. The setting is informal but intentional, creating a natural connection between everything you’ve seen and what you’re tasting.
• Private transportation
• Farm visit
• Winery visit
• Lunch and tasting
This experience focuses on origin. Not just wine, not just food—but where both begin. Set in the Chianti countryside, it connects vineyard culture with agricultural life, offering a more complete understanding of how Tuscan flavor is built from the ground up.
What distinguishes it is the sequence: village, winery, farm. You move from history to production to source, ending with a meal that ties everything together. It’s a slower, more grounded interpretation of Chianti—less about labels, more about process.