wine tasting Italy

... in San Gimignano you will explore its charming medieval streets, visit the old center of this wonderful city where the famous Chianti wine is produced. Stop for a wine tasting and local products in a beautiful wine cellar: 10 different types of wine and oil, then visit the estate and learn about the processing of the grapes. Lunch at the restaurant of the estate. Then continue to Siena, a beautiful medieval city in Italy. You will visit the heart of Siena and the central square known as “Piazza del Campo”, known worldwide for the famous “Palio”, a horse race twice around the square.

... enthusiasm and passion of young Antonio Iannella (the founder's grandson), to make significant progress in both quantity and quality. Alongside Aglianico, the excellent Falanghina was introduced, followed by other varieties of wines. The increasing demand led Antonio to expand that "small winery" into a large, modern facility with state-of-the-art machinery and to offer some of the wine, which had...

... town at the foot of Vesuvius, seeks and produces wines that explore the wine culture of the region. Our products are precious, carefully bottled, and sold all over the world. INNOVATION: a simple principle to protect and preserve the authenticity of the grapes. PASSION: we carefully bottle each wine to bring the flavors and aromas of our land to your table. EXCELLENCE: we are constantly searching for the best grape varieties to offer you a selection of the finest wines. MARKETS: today our products, in line with Italian standards, are exported worldwide.

... spreading knowledge of typical Greek products in Italy by organizing wine tasting events at the main venues of Italian sommelier circles. Kostas Linardos, the owner of Ellenikà, is often seen in slow food circles and has presented some Greek wines on the EAT PARADE program on Rai 2. The selection of Greek products is focused exclusively on excellence, and Kostas personally oversees the producers...

... farming together with the dynamic energy of the volcanic soil have been the key to this unique tasting, non-homologated wine and it is something in which we firmly believe in. Vigna Vantanara is the estate where we best express our winery’s cru to certified organic farming. The Aglianico appears to the palate as full-bodied and velvety as it benefits from the minerality of the land and reaffirms...