Picnic in Tuscany

Fresh, aromatic, and mineral white wines, served well chilled, are perfect for dishes such as rice salads, grilled vegetables, fish, and fresh cheeses.

Yes, rosé wines are versatile and pair well with a variety of dishes such as pizza, cold cuts, savory pies, and vegetables.

Absolutely! Sparkling wines are ideal for a toast at the beginning or end of a meal, but they can also accompany the entire picnic thanks to their freshness.

Typically, it includes a bottle of wine (for every 2 people) and a selection of local products such as sandwiches, cheeses, cured meats, vegetables, and desserts, along with everything needed for outdoor dining (plates, cutlery, napkins, glasses, and tablecloth).

Stuffed sandwiches, grilled meats and vegetables, local cheeses, cured meats, artisanal breadsticks, seasonal snacks, desserts and focaccias… and much more!

Special options: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, for pregnant women.

You can find red, white, or sparkling wine (often one bottle for every 2-4 people), water, and sometimes a welcome glass upon arrival.

Yes, they often include: cooler bag, large tablecloth, plates, cutlery, glasses (including glass) and corkscrew.

Yes, for example, astronomical evenings with: a welcome drink and appetizers or a picnic under the stars with selected wine, a sandwich with DOP salami, cheeses, bread, vegetables, and dessert.

In case of bad weather that makes outdoor experiences impractical, customers are usually contacted by the facility to reschedule the activity for another date. If it is not possible to find an alternative date, a full refund (or restoration of credit for gift vouchers) is offered. Some facilities are also equipped with indoor verandas or covered areas where it is possible to hold the picnic sheltered.

Yes, many facilities are attentive to the needs of families and children. Some vineyard experiences have reduced or free prices for children under a certain age.

In addition to picnics, the Italian wine regions offer many food and wine experiences and tourism activities: guided tours of wineries with tastings, food-wine pairings, and masterclasses with sommeliers. Outdoor activities such as vineyard tours, e-biking, horseback riding, and yoga in the vineyard are also available. You can enjoy brunch, traditional dinners, local street food, and participate in special events like astronomy nights and shows. Finally, it is often possible to purchase wines and local products directly from the winery.

The picnic baskets offered by food and wine establishments include savory dishes such as pasta or legume salads, stuffed focaccias, savory pies, sandwiches, meatballs, and regional specialties. There are also platters of cured meats and cheeses, bread, vegetables, breadsticks, and dips like hummus or muhammara. To finish on a sweet note, you can find crepes, chocolate salami, or wine ice creams. Vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options are often available.