Chianti: Organic Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour with Lunch

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Duration1h–3h

GroupUp to 15

LanguagesEN · IT

PickupAt your hotel

Driving into Chianti's vineyards, you taste what three generations have learned to grow

You tour the vineyards and cellar with one of the three brothers or their team, taste four organic wines paired with local cheeses and cold cuts, sample their olive oil, and eat seasonal produce from their garden. The guide speaks English or Italian, and the whole experience happens at their property without needing to arrange transport separately. You leave with a clear sense of what makes their wines different and which ones to reorder.

1h–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Organic wine and olive oil tasting

Visit vineyards and cellar
Learn about grape cultivation and wine making
Taste four organic wines
Taste extra virgin olive oil
Sample local cheeses, cold cuts, olives, and seasonal produce
Enjoy tasting in garden or house

The Experience

You're driving into the Chianti landscape, past rows of vines that belong to Federico, Raimondo, and Riccardo—three brothers who run their vineyard as an organic operation. The tour starts in the vineyards themselves, where the guide walks you through how the grapes are grown and what happens after harvest. Then you move into the cellar, where the aging happens, where the bottles sit in the dark and the work of caring for wine becomes visible. It's not a polished tasting room; it's the actual place where they make it.

The tasting itself moves through four organic wines—a crisp white (malvasia), a rosé (sangiovese), a red Chianti Classico, and an orange wine (trebbiano)—each one paired with something from the land: local cheeses, cold cuts from nearby producers, olives, and whatever vegetables are in season in their garden. You taste the extra virgin olive oil too, the one they press themselves. The brothers talk about what goes into each bottle, how the soil changes the flavor, why they chose to farm without chemicals. It's the kind of detail that only comes from someone who actually does the work, not someone reading from a script.

You eat and drink in their garden if the weather holds, or inside the house if it doesn't. There's no rush. The whole thing takes as long as it takes—usually a few hours—and you leave knowing exactly which wines you want to order again and why. The guide speaks English or Italian, so language isn't a barrier. Wheelchairs and strollers work fine here; all the surfaces are accessible, and if you're bringing small children, they can sit on your lap during the tasting or eat from the spread while you taste.

What’s included

In-person guide in English or Italian.
vineyard and cellar tour.
tasting of four organic wines.
extra virgin olive oil tasting.
selection of local cheeses and cold cuts.
seasonal vegetables and olives from the property.
food and wine pairings.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Torcibrencoli

Is this one for you?Right for anyone who wants to understand how organic wine is actually made, not just taste it—the brothers walk you through their vineyard and cellar, so you leave knowing the story behind each bottle.