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Gourmet Tasting Tour in Chianti Wine Region, Italy - Florence

Gourmet Tasting Tour in Chianti Wine Region, Italy

Florenceeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

6–8 hours

Fitness Level

No strenuous activity required, suitable for all fitness levels

Overview

Dive into Tuscany’s Chianti region with a full-day tour highlighting balsamic vinegar and Pecorino cheese tastings, plus a stop in historic San Gimignano.

Wine
Florence, Tuscany

BALSAMIC VINEGAR AND PECORINO TOUR – (Florence And Chianti Wine Area)

Starting at €390 | Full Day | Discover Chianti Wine Region

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About This Adventure

Embark on a full-day adventure through the enchanting Chianti Wine Region, savoring gourmet delights from local producers. Explore the picturesque town of San Gimignano, indulge in a balsamic vinegar tasting, and discover the art of Pecorino cheese-making, all while enjoying the comfort of a luxury vehicle with a knowledgeable driver.

Discover Chianti Wine Region in the most delicious way!


Rates

Tour €390–€880


Duration

Full day


About:

Taste incredible gourmet products straight from the local producer Visit charming San Gimignano and explore wonderful art and architectural sites Visit Balsamic vinegar maker and have tasting session of local specialities Learn about production and ageing of Pecorino cheese

Visit the famous Chianti Wine Region

Full-day private services of a luxury vehicle with English-speaking driver

Adventure Tips

Book Early for Small Group Tours

Reserve your spot well in advance to secure a seat in the intimate, luxury vehicle tours that limit group size for a personalized experience.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

Though primarily a seated tour, some short walks and standing tastings require sturdy footwear—opt for comfortable shoes with good grip.

Bring an Appetite

Prepare for generous food tastings along the route; skipping a heavy lunch beforehand ensures you enjoy every bite.

Check Seasonal Availability

Some producers may have limited hours or tours depending on the season; confirm your booking schedule especially in off-peak months.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • European honey bee
  • Common kestrel

History

The Chianti region has over 1,000 years of documented wine-making history and hosts some of Italy’s oldest balsamic vinegar producers.

Conservation

Producers here emphasize sustainable farming and traditional methods to preserve local soil health and biodiversity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Light Layered Clothing

Essential

Spring weather can be variable—layers keep you comfortable during tastings and drives.

spring specific

Sun Protection

Essential

Sunglasses and sunscreen protect you during outdoor stops in summer heat.

summer specific

Rain Jacket

Fall showers are common; a lightweight rain jacket ensures you stay dry.

fall specific

Warm Sweater

Essential

Winter days in Tuscany can be chilly, especially during evening tastings.

winter specific