About this tour
Head into the Roman countryside for a hands-on pasta workshop paired with local wine. A professional chef guides you through crafting traditional shapes from scratch, working with flour and eggs at a pace that lets techniques sink in. You'll start at a nearby winery to understand the region's viticulture, then move to the kitchen for the main event. Lunch follows—naturally, the pasta you've made—alongside wines sampled earlier. Five hours total, transport included from Rome.
Highlights
- Roll and shape pasta dough under chef's instruction
- Tour operating winery, taste regional wines
- Eat the pasta you've made for lunch
- Private transport to and from Rome
- Small-group setting, countryside vineyard setting
What to expect
The morning begins with a winery visit where you'll learn what grows in these hills and how it ferments. After tasting a few wines, you'll meet your chef at the kitchen. Expect to stand at a work table, hands in dough, learning to judge texture and hydration rather than following strict measurements. You'll make at least two or three pasta shapes—possibly tagliatelle, pappardelle, or ravioli depending on the day's menu. There's no rushing; the chef works at teaching pace. Once finished, you'll sit down to a proper lunch with your creations and the wines you tasted earlier.
Good to know
Wear clothes you don't mind flour on. The experience suits mixed fitness levels—it's not physical, but standing for a few hours. Service animals welcome. Infant seats available if needed. Public transport options exist nearby if you'd rather arrange your own travel.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







