Tuscany

From the Chianti Classico to the lands of Montalcino, to the Vernaccia di San Gimignano and the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Tuscany's wine region moves through medieval villages, cypress trees, and white roads that connect the great denominations. The Sangiovese grape is the common thread, but each area from the Maremma to Bolgheri, from the Pisan Hills to the Val d'Orcia  interprets the grape in its own way, from structured reds to more Mediterranean coastal wines. The wineries, often family-run, offer tastings alongside tours among the rows, vineyard lunches, and pairings with steak, wild boar, and pecorino cheese. Book your winery visit in Tuscany at the same price as the producer, with instant confirmation and free cancellation.