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Lily_B, Sep 2026
This was a great and...
This was a great and packed tour. You visit two wineries and two villages with an informative tour guide in a small group. Great value for money. The first winery let you taste three wines and at the second you got to taste 6 with snacks. It was all really good and fun.
Melissa_A, Aug 2026
Highly recommended
Hands down one of the highlights of our trip! My dad and I took a food tour in Siena with Jacopo, and he was incredible. Jacopo is amazingly knowledgeable, sharing fascinating local history and culinary stories alongside delicious tastings. Be prepared for a bit of a walk—which was a great way to explore the town and burn off some of the food! I can't recommend Jacopo and this tour highly enough
WH_E, Aug 2026
This is Tuscany/Siena
Picture yourself in the heart of the Tuscany wine world and with this tour, you are there. Learned about how the grapes are nurtured in the vineyard, how they are processed in the cellar and most importantly how they can be enjoyed (5 tastings) when paired with great fresh food.
nora_m, Jun 2026
So much more than a wine-tasting!
More than a corporate wine tour, this felt like a home visit with friends. Alice was a warm and wonderful guide who explained the history of the castle, the origins of winemaking in the region, and daily life in her part of Tuscany. A wonderful, unexpected afternoon. And of course, the wine was top-notch.
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With Chianti to the north and the Brunello vineyards to the south, Siena sits at the crossroads of two prestigious wine-producing areas. Pop the cork on boutique labels and blockbuster bottles on these Siena wine tours, which take place in the Old Town or at wineries, castles, and villas in the Tuscan countryside. Sip Chianti Classico, Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, and other flagship wines—often paired with regional delicacies such as cheese, charcuterie, and olive oil-soaked bruschetta—while enjoying views of the rolling Tuscan hills.

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