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So, you want to take a day trip from Florence to the medieval town of San Gimignano? A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Tuscan hill town is known for its 14 majestic towers and its famous white wine, Vernaccia di…
Experience the finest summer wine tours in Florence and Tuscany. Join our exclusive Italian wine tours and savor the richness of Tuscan wines with our expert guides. It’s no surprise that Florence wine tours have become a quintessential summer activity.…
If you’re planning to take a wine tour in Tuscany, you might be wondering how to tastewine like a pro.The first thing you should know is that there is no right or wrong way to do a winetasting. The most…
Are you looking for the perfect gift for a wine lover? We’re certain that even the most discerning wine enthusiast will be thrilled to get a wine tour Florence or a special bottle of Tuscan wine. After all, Tuscany is…
Suppose you find a 50-year-old bottle of Chianti in the cellar. Can you still drink it? It’s a question we’re often asked on our Tuscany wine tours. Sometimes, people buy wine and want to save it for a special occasion. But don’t…
Guests on our wine tours from Florence are often surprised to learn that local winemakers sometimes use Cabernet Sauvignon grapes in Tuscan wine. How did a grape that originated in France make it into quintessential Tuscan wines, like Chianti? In…
Have you ever had a headache after drinking only a glass or two of wine? Sipping wine is always an enjoyable experience. But the dreaded wine headache that sometimes comes afterwards is not. Why do headaches seem more common with…
On a wine tour in Tuscany, you’re likely to hear some talk about terroir. It’s probably one of the least understood wine terms. In this post, we’ll help clear up what terroir means and why it’s important in wine. Terroir…
If you’re planning to take some wine home from your Tuscan wine tour, you might wonder how long the wine will last. The shelf life of unopened wine can be anywhere from one to 20 years. So, how do you…
