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Few wine regions are as rewarding to explore as Tuscany, where Sangiovese, Vermentino and Vernaccia thrives across rolling hills from the Chianti Classico zone to the Maremma coast. Whether you're looking for wine tastings near you or a full day among the vines, Tuscany puts the options within easy reach.
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What travellers says about Tuscany Wineries
Brian
October 1, 2021
Melissa
September 7, 2020
The wine tasting itself was great fun and we learnt a lotOur visit to Vignaioli del Morellino di Scansano was very enjoyable thank you. The tour was really interesting and informative and the English spoken by the...
Joshua
August 12, 2023
Best Experience I had in Italy!In English and Italian: This was truly an amazing experience for me! I had an early wine tasting, so it was just a 1 on 1 with Christina. It was more...
Dora
September 20, 2025
Family tripWe had the best experience here! We will definitely be back. Great wine and delicious food.
Louis van Beek
February 17, 2025
Very tastful wine and nice hostsWe werden gastvrij ontvangen en kregen een leuke rondleiding. Daarna nog wijn gekocht. (We were welcomed and given a nice tour. Afterwards we bought some wine.)
Andrew
September 28, 2021
We really enjoyed our visit to Carus ViniWe really enjoyed our visit to Carus Vini. We ordered wine from them
Thomas
October 8, 2025
Enthusiasm, quality and hospitality at Villa Santo Stefano!A wine tasting at Piazza San Michele at the beginning of our vacation in Lucca and a quick look at the Villa Santo Stefano website motivated us to shop at...
fanget eddie
May 23, 2026
Yoshio
September 22, 2021
That was a great tour, I would judge 8 out of ten.Especially tour itself and hospitality of the guide was excellent. Small issue was response time for reservation. I have got very quick feedback about my...
CARMEN PITTI DESDE TENERIFE
June 20, 2025
I've been impressed by all the excellent reviews of this wine, which you describe so well and with such passion. I'd love to see the vineyard, and I promise to go next year to visit Tuscany every year. Besides, my last name is Florentine.My email is carmenpitti@icatf.com.es I would like to contact you. We are almost family. A hug.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I travel to Tuscany wine region by air?
The two most important international airports close to wineries in Tuscany are the Galileo Galilei International Airport in Pisa (PSA) and the Amerigo Vespucci Airport in Florence (FLR).
These airports are located only 80 km apart and Pisa airport is the biggest one. You can easily get the flights to major European cities through both airports, but Pisa has the highest number of low cost flights. If you're flying further abroad, most airlines connect the two airports to a major hub in Italy and Europe.
These airports are located only 80 km apart and Pisa airport is the biggest one. You can easily get the flights to major European cities through both airports, but Pisa has the highest number of low cost flights. If you're flying further abroad, most airlines connect the two airports to a major hub in Italy and Europe.
How can I travel to Tuscany wine region by car?
If you decide to visit wineries in Tuscany by car, you can easily reach them thanks to the Italian motorway system that connects Tuscan cities with the rest of the country.
The main ones are A1, A11 or E80 to drive along the Tirrean Coast. You can easily rent a car in Pisa or Florence airport or at any train station in the main cities of the country.
The main ones are A1, A11 or E80 to drive along the Tirrean Coast. You can easily rent a car in Pisa or Florence airport or at any train station in the main cities of the country.
How can I travel to Tuscany wine region by train?
It's very easy to get to wineries in Tuscany by train. Santa Maria Novella station in Florence is one of the main train stations in Italy and it's connected to all the cities in Italy through the FrecciaRossa and Italo services.
From Florence, you can reach all the other destinations closer to wineries in Tuscany thanks to regional train lines.
From Florence, you can reach all the other destinations closer to wineries in Tuscany thanks to regional train lines.
Best season to visit wineries in Tuscany
The ideal time to visit wineries in Tuscany is from mid-September through early October. The time is perfect as days are warmer but not excessively hot and nights are cooler. Fall is the harvesting season for both wine grapes and olives, and visiting wineries in Tuscany during this unique period will give you the chance to witness the beginning of the production of wine and olive oil.
The most common grape varieties and styles of wines produced in Tuscany
Vineyards of wineries in Tuscany are cultivated with premium quality grapes. The most popular grapes used to make the best Tuscan wines are:
- Sangiovese
- Merlot
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Cabernet Franc
What you should know about wineries in Tuscany
Wineries in Tuscany are an amazing mix of history and innovation. In Tuscany you will find:
- You will find a lot of organic wineries in Tuscany
- Tuscany is famous for historical wineries located in beautiful landscapes
- Wineries in Tuscany are combining traditional and modern techniques of winemaking
- You will find a lot of Family-owned wineries in Tuscany
- Wineries in Tuscany also practice the production of premium olive oil
Language tips for visiting wineries in Tuscany
Here are some useful language tips that might help you during your visit in wineries in Tuscany:
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What are the best wineries to visit in Tuscany wine region?
These are the best wineries to visit in Tuscany wine region:
Which wineries in Tuscany wine region have restaurants?
These wineries in Tuscany wine region have restaurants:
Which wineries in Tuscany wine region have accommodation services like apartments, hotel rooms or B&B?
These wineries in Tuscany have accommodation:
How do you visit wineries in Tuscany?
Most of the wineries in Tuscany are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Tuscany is to book your visit in advance on our website.
Which are the best wineries to visit in Tuscany during my holiday or vacation?
The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Tuscany are:
- Poggio al Chiuso
- Villa Cilnia
- Savignola
- Fattoria Santa Vittoria
Which wineries in Tuscany have cellar door sales?
These wineries in Tuscany have cellar door sales:
Which wineries in Tuscany are open to the public?
These wineries in Tuscany are open to the public with booking in advance:
Are there any small & boutique wineries to visit in Tuscany?
This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Tuscany that you can visit:
What are the best family wineries to visit in Tuscany?
These are the best family wineries in Tuscany that you can visit:
Are there any wineries near Florence, Siena or Lucca?
Use our interactive Tuscany wine region wineries map to browse wineries near Florence, Siena and Lucca.
How many wineries are there in Tuscany?
Tuscany's wine industry comprises nearly 12,500 producers who cultivate over 60,000 hectares, yielding 2.3 million hectoliters of wine in 2022, a 12% increase from the previous year. Despite challenges like dry spells and high temperatures, Tuscan production surpassed recent years' averages. Notably, Tuscany also boasts a significant presence of organic vineyards, with over 25,000 hectares representing 40% of the region's vineyard area and 20% of Italy's total organic vineyards.
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