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Savor Hemingway's favorite wines and Venetian bites in historic cellars in Tuscany, Italy
1h 30m
Visit to the aging cellar and to the fortress of Rocca di Castagnoli.
Comparative tasting of the different nuances of Chianti Classico from Gaiole and Castellina. Six wines in total, 3 from Rocca di Castagnoli and 3 from Capraia.
Starting with the Chianti Classico Annata, passing through the two Chianti Classico Riserva and ending with the two Gran Selezione of Chianti Classico:
- Chianti Classico Vintage Rocca di Castagnoli & Chianti Classico Capraia
- Chianti Classico Reserve "Poggio a'Frati" & Capraia Reserve
- Chianti Classico Gran Selection "Stielle" & Chianti Classico Gran Selection "EFFE'55" Capraia
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Rocca di Castagnoli is a historic medieval fortress that gives its name to the charming hamlet of Castagnoli. Over the centuries, this site has been owned by several noble families, including the Tempi and Ricasoli, each contributing to its rich history.
Read more about Rocca di CastagnoliAlong with France and Spain , Italy is one of the largest wine-growing countries in the world. Wines come from 20 wine regions of Italy and are popular far beyond national borders and are exported all over the world.
Explore ItalyTuscany is one of the world’s most iconic wine regions, famous for rolling hills, medieval villages, and vineyards producing some of Italy’s most celebrated wines. From Chianti Classico to Brunello di Montalcino and Super Tuscans, the region offers a unique blend of history, tradition, and innovation. Visitors come not only for the wines but also for unforgettable food, culture, and landscapes.
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