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Ronald_J, Jul 2026
One of our best wine tasting experiences.
This is amazing experience in which the owners discovered the cave by accident in a shop they purchased. All temperature controlled. Francesca and her husband are a devoted and very knowledgeable couple. Don't miss this wine tasting experience and history of the Tuscan wine region specifically in Siena.
Jonathan_G, Jun 2026
10th Anniversary Trip
Was so pleased with this experience. The chef, Francesco (and translator) were both so patient, explaining everything and going at a pace that everyone could learn. The food was AMAZING, and the techniques taught will be able to be used back home. Highly recommend for a relaxing and delicious meal!
Mary_C, May 2026
Sandra was amazing! We...
Sandra was amazing! We learned so much about the city and the food and wine of the area. The places Sandra choose for the food and wine experience were all delicious and nice size portions. We enjoyed every minute of the tour and would highly recommend,
Kim_H, May 2026
Great small group Day Tour
Great trip from the minute we started. Our driver/tour guide Juliana greeted us with a smile and off we went. Her knowledge of the area and her enthusiasm for all the locations we visited was outstanding. Perfect combination of sightseeing with frequent stops along the way. The “Farm to Table lunch was a highlight for sure. Highly recommend, you will not be disappointed.
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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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