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The Origins of Chianti Classico

Discover the art of wine and food pairing with a chef-led tasting at Netofa Winery. in Tuscany, Italy

1h 30m

Verified host·Tuscany,Italy


Discover the art of wine and food pairing with a chef-led tasting at Netofa Winery.

The Origins of Chianti Classico tour is dedicated to the curious, enthusiasts and those who are approaching the world of Chianti Classico for the first time. A tour aimed at learning about the history of our territory, admiring its landscapes and understanding how a wine is born.

  • What’s included: vineyard tour, winery tour and tasting
  • Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes
  • Tasting: 4 wines with small samples of local products
  • Price: € 35,00 per person

Experience details

Activity type

Visit & TastingFood & WineCheese & WineOutdoor Wine Activities

Duration

1h 30m

Wines served

Red Wine

Things to see

VineyardsWineryCellarTasting Room

Languages

🇬🇧English🇮🇹Italian

Location

Via Di Lamole 70, 50022 Greve in Chianti Florence, Italy

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About Lamole Di Lamole

Chianti Classico, the splendid countryside that stretches between Florence and Siena, is a land of extraordinary beauty and profound historical, cultural, and artistic depth.

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Tuscany 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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