Tuscan Wine Tasting Tour from Lucca
Lucca, Italy
Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 12 hours
Enjoy a full day discovering three jewels of the Tuscan landscape that distinguish themselves in the enogastronomic (wine and food tasting) tradition. Explore Pienza and taste the world-famous wines produced in Montalcino and Montepulciano wineries.
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Enjoy a full day discovering three jewels of the Tuscan landscape that distinguish themselves in the enogastronomic (wine and food tasting) tradition. Explore Pienza and taste the world-famous wines produced in Montalcino and Montepulciano wineries.Join this tour to discover all of Tuscany’s sides in their uniqueness: the history, the art, the enogastronomic culture. After taking a shuttle from Lucca to Florence, your tour will start by visiting a wine cellar in Montalcino, where you will taste a selection of delicious local wines accompanied by a small tasting of local food products. In the afternoon, one of your brilliant tour leaders will take you to Montalcino, where you can visit the typical village and its magnificent fortress on a self-guided tour.
The tour will continue to Pienza, a perfect combination of architectural beauty and harmony. Enjoy the breathtaking landscape of Val d’Orcia from the town. Pienza distinguishes itself in the production of excellent food products, the top being its world-famous Pecorino cheese.
Your tour ends with a visit to Montepulciano. Not only is this small town rich in many Renaissance buildings and incredibly beautiful and refined churches, but it also holds one of the region’s greatest production of wines, dating back to an ancient tradition. Montepulciano is home to the Nobile di Montepulciano, symbol of the city, which you will taste and savor in a local winery.
The tour will continue to Pienza, a perfect combination of architectural beauty and harmony. Enjoy the breathtaking landscape of Val d’Orcia from the town. Pienza distinguishes itself in the production of excellent food products, the top being its world-famous Pecorino cheese.
Your tour ends with a visit to Montepulciano. Not only is this small town rich in many Renaissance buildings and incredibly beautiful and refined churches, but it also holds one of the region’s greatest production of wines, dating back to an ancient tradition. Montepulciano is home to the Nobile di Montepulciano, symbol of the city, which you will taste and savor in a local winery.
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