Learn to taste wine in Siena
Siena isn’t just a marvel of Gothic architecture, its also one most important wine growing areas in Italy. Hidden in the cobbled streets there is a place where you can learn how to taste Italian wines, and better understand the magic that lies within.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS: Led by professional sommelier – Tour includes 4 different wine tastings – Small Group for a more intimate experience – Visit to the cellar
Wine Tasting experience with a real Sommelier
On this tour you’ll visit a cellar and organic vineyards in the countryside outside Siena. The tour will be guided by a professional sommelier who will teach you the subtle art of wine tasting. The tasting session involves four carefully chosen local wines, and during the course of the class, you’ll learn how to smell, taste, and understand more about the wine you are drinking.
A visit to the vineyards will give you the chance to learn about this terroir, and some interesting facts about wine production techniques in Tuscany.
Why we love this wine experience
This popular tour takes place in a convivial setting, and gives you the chance to taste some premium Tuscan wines under the guidance of a top expert. Spending a few hours in the relaxing setting of the countryside, surrounded by beautiful vineyards and tasting top-quality food and wine, will surely make your day extra special.
-> Check out some Great Wine Tasting Tours around Tuscany, from a Full-Day in the Chianti wine region to ancient cellars Montalcino and San Gimignano!
What to do next
If you are in Siena for the day, make sure you see the splendid Duomo, and the heart of the historic centre, Piazza del Campo. If you have time, the Palazzo Pubblico and its frescoes are well worth a look. For dinner we recommend a plate of the local Pici pasta!
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