About this tour
Spend two hours on a Tuscan vineyard learning winemaking from the ground up. You'll walk through the vines, descend into the cellar to see production firsthand, then sit down with a sommelier for a guided tasting. Water and snacks round out the visit, giving you real insight into how the farm crafts its bottles rather than just sipping blindly.
Highlights
- Walk vineyard rows and learn what's growing where
- Cellar tour showing fermentation and ageing methods
- Sommelier-led tasting with expert commentary
- Local snacks paired with wine selections
- Two-hour total experience, no rushing
What to expect
The afternoon kicks off in the vineyard itself, where you'll get a proper look at the vines and soil. From there, you'll head down into the cellar—expect cool stone rooms, wooden barrels, and the smell of fermentation. The sommelier walks you through what you're tasting and why each wine tastes the way it does. It's educational without feeling like a lecture. You'll finish with water and nibbles to cleanse the palate between pours.
Good to know
Bring comfortable shoes for the vineyard section. Service animals welcome. The experience isn't suitable if you're pregnant. No minimum group size mentioned, so check if booking solo is possible.
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.







