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Full day wine tour

• Duration: 8 Hours (approx.)
• Location : Penola
• Product code: FDWT

Welcome to the Coonawarra Discovery Full Day Tour. This 7 hour tour allows you great flexibility while ensuring you still get the best Coonawarra cellar door experience. There are multiple options for every stop and our experienced guides can steer you in the right direction when local events make certain places even more essential. We will show you the highlights of the Coonawarra wine region in an day filled with sensory adventures. Your guides have grown up in the area and have developed personal relationships with the people behind the counters.  

Guests don’t get to Coonawarra as often as other wine regions due to it’s isolation so don't miss  the opportunity to experience what it has to offer by having to worry about driving. If you are not sure about wine styles or brands, go with our default selection which is finely tuned to succeed for most palates and knowledge levels.

An example of your full day tour:

At 10 minutes to 10am we arrive at your accommodation in Penola or Coonawarra. (Mt Gambier, Millicent, Robe, Beachport or Naracoorte pickups and drop offs available by arrangement). You climb in to the nice new Hyundai iMax and its off to our first winery – the impressive Parker Estate. Enjoy the architecture and the spaces, the cheese and nibbles and most importantly, the wine. See an 18 litre melchior and admire the current art collection – it is always changing. 

After you are satiated at Yalumba Menzies, your guide takes you to Highbank, a boutique winery on only 4 hectares of vines but with some beautiful views and supurb hand-built buildings that are available for bookings should you require. 

After a comfortable chat with Denis Vice of Highbank, you are delivered at 12.15pm to Wynns, the pillar of Coonawarra winemaking and really a “must-see”. You can check out the wonderfully gnarled old vines – the oldest in the region, the fascinating museum displays or just head straight to the wine tasting on offer.  You may also enjoy an optional cheese platter. After the morning’s activities you may be feeling a bit peckish and so you are now presented with your lunch options – great pizzas at Fodder, a 2 course set menu at Chardonnay Lodge, a 3 course set menu feast at Upstairs at Hollicks or a generous cheese and meat platter in Eric Brand’s Private cellar. On this occassion you choose the latter! 

All of your lunch venue options also provide wine tastings if you wish to combine your visit. 

After lunch you are driven up to the north of Coonawarra to view the magnificent Rymills winery and try their range of award-winning wines, and then its time to try a chocolate and wine pairing at Penley Estate, one of our favourites. 

Now it is time for one of Penola’s younger heros – Majella, and if you have kept to the schedule (no problems if not) we land at our final destination – the tranquil Balnaves besides the lake. (If you chose Blok Estate instead, you may get scones now).

It is now 5.00pm and you are totally ready to return to your cottage (also arranged by us for you) – which we immediately do. All you have left to do today is write us a five-star review and get ready for diinner in one of Penola’s great restaurants – or even a trip to Millicent to try the famous Mayura Station Wagyu. We can arrange transport whatever your choice is, and you will always be in safe hands!

UNIQUE FEATURES·        

* A customisable tour program to suit your individual palate.·        

* Intimate sized groups with an average size of 3-4 people·        

* 7 hours in duration visiting 8 wineries·        

* Current model accredited vehicle with air con and heating·        

* Meet and greet the people behind the scenes·        

* Local guides with extensive knowledge·        

* Unique experiences on every tour – private tastings and introductions·        

* Complimentary Bottled Water included.·        

* Tour times: 10.00am - 5:00pm 7 Days a week

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4 hour drive from Adelaide

5 hour drive from Melbourne

2.5 hour drive from Warrnambool

30 minute drive from Mount Gambier airport

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Best Wineries - Robe

Robe is a small town located on the south-eastern coast of South Australia, about 350 kilometers south-east of Adelaide. The region surrounding Robe is known for producing high-quality white wines made from Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling grapes, as well as red wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz grapes. Here are a few wineries in the Robe region that are known for producing excellent wines:

• Beach Road Wines: This family-owned winery is located in the Robe region and is known for producing a range of high-quality white, red, and sparkling wines.
• East of Eden: East of Eden is a small, family-owned winery located in the Robe region that produces a range of white, red, and sparkling wines.
• Pertaringa Wines: Pertaringa Wines is a well-known winery located in the Robe region that produces a range of high-quality red and white wines.
• Tantalus Estate: This winery, located in the Robe region, is known for producing high-quality white and red wines.
• Wirra Wirra Vineyards: Wirra Wirra Vineyards is a well-known winery located in the Robe region that produces a range of high-quality red and white wines, as well as a selection of sparkling wines.

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The Robe Wine Region includes wineries between Robe and Millicent and Beachport, and west of Penola (Coonawarra). It includes wineries and vineyards near the towns of Robe, Bray, Clay Wells, Beachport, Hatherleigh, Millicent and Southend. The white wines from this region are noted for their good structure and finesse and the reds for their intense flavour, spicy aromas and ripe fruit character. The main varieties grown in the Region include Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, with smaller plantings of Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Petit Verdot, Pinot Noir, Semillon and Viognier are also grown. The climate is predominantly maritime, with the cooling influence of sea breezes off the Southern Ocean,. The Woakwine Range which offers some shelter from the southerly winds. Elevations for the vineyards range from 50 to 150 m above sea level. The mean temperature in January is about 22.5 degrees C and in July is about 14 degrees C. The region is generally about three degrees cooler than in the neighbouring Coonawarra region which is further inland. The rainfall in the region is generally quite low with just 210 mm falling in the growing season and the mean annual rainfall is about 670 mm. Soils in the region vary considerably, with the renowned Limestone Coast terra rossa, sandy loams on the coastal plains and calcareous sands on the coastal dunes. Visitors are well catered for in Robe and Beachport, with good range of quality accommodation, excellent restaurants, pubs and cafes. Robe is a great place to use as a base for enjoying tours of the local wineries, enjoying the beaches, fishing and boating. Visitors love the spectacular coastline at Little Dip National Park that has good camping facilities, bushwalking, dunes and deserted beaches ideal for endless strolls. Some of the wineries in the Robe Wine Region include: Anthony Dale, Elgin Valley Vineyards (StoneHaven), Governor Robe Wines, Robe Vineyard (Southcorp Wines, Waterhouse Range Vines-Gov Robe, Woodsoak Vineyards. The Limestone Coast Wine Region includes nine districts : Padthaway ; Robe ; Wrattonbully ; Kingston SE ; Mount Gambier ; Mount Benson ; Lucindale ; Bordertown Coonawarra

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Elgin Valley, SA    Elgin Lane, Beachport SA 5280 Grape sources for Stonehaven wines include more than 2,200 acres of prime vineyards in several, distinctly different microclimates located throughout the prestigious Limestone Coast region. These currently include Padthaway (1,112 acres), Wrattonbully (400 acres) Coonawarra (315 acres) and Elgin Valley (395 acres). Stonehaven`s vineyards are a perfect combination of youth and experience - we have ...

Karatta Wines, SA    Main South Eastern Road, Robe SA Karatta Wines is a family owned winery nestled in the Robe region along South Australia`s magnificent Limestone Coast. Named after Karatta House, one of Robe`s well-known heritage listed icons on the shores of Lake Butler, Cellar Door and Winery are located 22 kilometres from Robe on the Robe Penola Road. Karatta has two vineyards, both located in the Robe region. These vines are grown on the famo...

Robe Town Brewery, SA    38 Smillie Street Robe SA 5276 Robe Town Brewery is a small family-run Boutique brewery striving to make use of traditional and sustainable methods of brewing for the small-scale production of hand-crafted specialty ales and non-alcoholic beverages. Robe is a small historic town situated on the rugged Limestone Coast of South Australia. Surrounded by beautiful views of the ocean, beaches and wild bushland, Robe is easily one of the region's top destinations for good food and great local wine! The town is scattered with historic buildings dating back over 150 years ago, when Robe flourished as the second most active sea-port in South Australia. It is back in 1869 when the prominent citizen of Robe, George Lord Snr., first established the Robe Town Brewery. With a focus on once again supplying the local market with fine brews, today Robe Town Brewery will be making use of several traditional methods of brewing that were used back when George Lord first served locally made ale at his old Frankfort Hotel (later known as the Criterion Hotel). This involves the use of handmade timber mash tuns (where malt starches are converted to sugars), custom-built wood-fired kettles (where the beer is boiled) and open fermentation vessels (where the yeast does its magic).

Robe Vineyard, SA    Main Road Robe, SA 5276 The Robe vineyard has come a long way since the land was used to breed horses for the British Army in India in the 1800s. Part of the wine region known as the Limestone Coast, the Robe vineyard is located on the eastern side of Woakwine Range, about 15 kilometres from the town of Robe and 275 kilometres south of Adelaide. Development of the site began in 1994 with plantings of Shiraz, Merlot and P...

Woodsoak Wines, SA    38 Smillie Street Robe SA 5276 Our wine is produced from grapes grown on the Legoe family property, Woodsoak. This property has been in our family for 60 years and is located in the picturesque Robe Region of South Australia. Past generations of the Legoe family would indulge in a fine drop of wine set amongst the beautiful landscape. The current generation, Will, has married his love of fine wine and Aussie tradition with the vibrancy and colour of Sonias Indian heritage. We have symbolised this by choosing the national bird of India, the revered peacock, as our emblem. Woodsoak Vineyards is 55 acres and includes plantings of Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Merlot and Pinot Noir. Our soil aspect and mild maritime climate, along with the long and gentle growing season are attributes leading to the production of highly aromatic wines with intense vibrant colours and richly developed forest floor and blackberry fruit flavours. The ever so pleasing result is our Woodsoak Wine! We hope that you enjoy our premium range: Zaahira Sparkling, Santi Sauvignon Blanc, Mayur Chardonnay, Rani Rose, Pyaar Pinot Noir, Raj Shiraz, Vijay Cabernet Sauvignon, Methode Traditionnelle Blanc de Noirs, Methode Taditionnelle Sparkling Shiraz.

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Rome Wine Tasting & Wine Tours: 13 BEST Experiences

By: Author Stefania Guglielmi

Posted on Last updated: October 7, 2023

Categories Europe , Italy

Wine lover in Rome? Then you can’t leave the city without checking out these phenomenal Rome Wine Tasting & Wine Tours! I’ve compiled a list of the best experiences for you to choose from.

We all know that wine is much more than just a beverage in Italy, and while Rome is not a city particularly known for this sacred drink, it does it justice. 

Rome’s surrounding regions, such as Lazio and Tuscany, are some of the most celebrated wine-producing areas in the country , and the city boasts countless enotecas and bars showcasing the best national products, from crisp whites to bubbly Prosecco and bold reds. If you’re planning to stay at least 3 days in Rome (or more, or less really) – wine tasting ought to find its spot in it!

After selecting your favorite experience from this comprehensive Rome wine tasting & wine tours list , you’ll get to journey through Italy’s best wine varieties and focus on learning more about its production, treating yourself to a dine and wine evening, or heading out of the city for a vineyard visit. The choice is yours!  

Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or curious to try new things, these tours promise an unforgettable and educational adventure . So, grab a glass, and let’s toast to the joys of wine in Rome!

👉 Why trust my suggestions? I was born in Bologna and traveled extensively throughout Italy. Leveraging a decade of experience in the travel industry, I’ve identified the wine tours & wine tasting experiences in Rome that truly capture the spirit and flavor of the region. It’s not just about the wine; it’s about ensuring you experience the ambiance, tradition, and essence of Italy with every glass.

I usually use Viator , Get Your Guide , and Walks to book activities around the world. I especially recommend them for their fantastic cancellation policy, which allows you to cancel most tours up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. 

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The BEST Wine Tasting in Rome

▶️ Discover the essence of Italian wines right in the heart of Rome with this Shades of Italian Terroir – A Tasting of Minimal Intervention Wines . You’ll join a sommelier in a private tasting room to sample six handpicked, organic, and low-intervention wines, each of which has its own terroir and characteristics. 

Learn about the grape varieties and production methods of each from your expert guide, who’ll be delighted to introduce you to sustainable farming and winemaking, teach you about the adequate food pairings for each glass, and discuss all things wine with you. Printed materials will be provided to help you breeze through the tasting session

📝 This Wine tasting in Rome includes : A guided wine tasting session, six wines, food pairings, and printed learning materials. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ Indulge in the ultimate culinary experience with this Rome: Wine & Food Paring Dinner with Sommelier near the Pantheon . Start the evening with a classic Italian aperitivo in a historic private cellar, with a feast of Prosecco paired with cured meats and regional cheeses. 

Once you’ve stimulated your appetite, sit down at an elegant family-run restaurant for a scrumptious 3-course dinner, featuring a pasta dish, a meat or vegetarian main course, and dessert. Each course will be perfectly paired with Italian wines to enhance the flavors – both of the meal and the wines. 

The evening ends with a stroll outside the beautifully-lit Pantheon – quite the romantic experience!

📝 This tour includes : Guided wine tasting, and a 3-course dinner. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ Immerse yourself in 17th-century Rome during this 2-Hour Caravaggio Art and Wine Experience . Held in a splendid location near Navona Square, in the area where the artist used to live,  you’ll listen to tales about Carravaggio’s life and art while sipping on a glass of wine and admiring reproduced copies of his artwork. Optionally, you can enjoy private access to witness an original Caravaggio painting in a secret location. 

You’ll then indulge in a delectable tasting of regional wines conducted by a sommelier, who’ll help you hone your wine-tasting skills and not only discover new flavors but learn how to tell them apart. The wines will be paired with delicious appetizers. 

📝 This tour includes : A guided wine tasting, appetizers, a Caravaggio map, and an introduction to his life and work. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

The BEST Frascati Wine Tours from Rome

▶️ Escape the Roman hustle for a delightful Roman Countryside Food & Wine Tasting in a Medieval Winery . Discover the secrets of winemaking as you tour a traditional wine cellar nestled in Borgo village. 

After learning about the production of regional wine and discovering the fascinating history of the cellar, where two mammoth tusks were found in the 1930s, you’ll be treated to a guided wine tasting. An expert sommelier guide will reveal the nuances of three Italian wines, perfectly paired with a delectable Roman-style lunch in a local restaurant. 

Before leaving you’ll have the opportunity to purchase your favorite wines or olive oil to take home. 

📝 This tour includes : Roundtrip transportation, a wine cellar tour, wine tasting, and lunch. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️Savor the flavors of the Italian Countryside on this exciting Pasta Making with Wine Tasting and Dinner in Frascati . Begin by visiting a charming family-run winery, where you’ll sample exquisite DOCG red and IGT white wines, immersing in the local winemaking heritage. 

Then, put on your apron and become a chef for a day during a hands-on pasta-making session led by a skilled chef. Dive into the secrets of making fresh pasta from scratch, choosing your favorite recipe, and cap off the trip with a scrumptious homemade dinner (your pasta!) and more wine.

📝 This tour includes : Roundtrip transportation, a cellar tour, a pasta-making class, wine tasting, and dinner with wine pairings. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ Get ready for a flavor-packed adventure with this Frascati Wine Road from Rome: Tasting & Lunch . You’ll have to catch the train from Rome to Frascati and meet your guide at the city’s train station, from where you’ll embark on a culinary adventure through the city’s rich food culture, indulging in regional delights along the way. 

You’ll get to sample fresh biscotti and porchetta, and relish a jug of wine from the area’s oldest tavern, before paying a visit to a historic family vineyard. There you’ll tour the different stations and learn about the winemaking process, besides sampling delicious local wines, bread, and olive oil. 

Finish your tour at a local trattoria for a full lunch, and make the most of your free time to explore Frascati at your own pace and do some wine shopping. 

📝 This wine tasting near Rome includes : All food and wine tastings, a vineyard visit, a guide, and lunch. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

Private Rome Wine Tours

▶️ Discover the tranquility of the Roman countryside with this Wine Tasting in Frascati Tour from Rome . Enjoy a comfortable ride to a 300-year-old winery, where you’ll have the opportunity to delve into the history and techniques of winemaking, a crucial part of ancient – and modern – Roman culture. 

An expert will guide you through vineyards and cellars as you soak in the picturesque scenery that surrounds you, and then indulge your senses with the finest local wines during a very informative tasting. Choose between a morning or afternoon tour, whatever fits better on your schedule!

📝 This Rome wine tour includes : Hotel pick-up and drop-off, a local guide, a winery visit, water, and wine tasting. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ Ready for a wine-filled day? Check out this Frascati Wine Region Tour with Wine Tasting from Rome to immerse yourself in the world of vines and grapes. You’ll visit a 300-year-old winery nestled in the hills that’s been family-owned and run since the 18th century. 

Tour the vineyards and cellars, and learn about the evolution of wine culture and its making process from your knowledgeable guide. You’ll then be treated to a guided wine tasting of carefully selected wines, paired with freshly pressed olive oil, bread, and other delicacies. 

This tour promises a perfect blend of history, scenery, and the finest Italian wines.

📝 This wine tasting tour from Rome includes : Hotel pick-up and drop-off, a local guide, wine tastings, water, and snacks. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

Hungry? Best Food and Wine Tours in Rome

▶️ Embark on a sensory journey through Rome’s most vibrant neighborhood on this Trastevere at Sunset: Rome Food & Wine Tour . Also known as a foodie’s paradise, Travestere buzzes with restaurants, bars, and local eateries where you can sample the best of Italian street food, scrumptious main courses, and sweet treats. 

Led by a local expert, experience the authentic aperitivo culture sipping Prosecco with an impressive spread of charcuterie and cheeses. Dive into the world of supplì, a classic Roman street food item, and join locals at a popular bar for a glass of Spritz.

Exquisite Italian wines perfectly paired with savory dishes, and an artisanal gelato are possibly the highlights of the tour, which includes over 10 food samplings and 6 drinks.  

📝 This food and wine tour in Rome includes : A local guide, and all food and drink tastings. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ Get ready for a delicious journey around the Vatican City neighborhoods with this Rome: Sunset Food and Wine Tour Near Vatican City . The experience is all about exploring Rome’s local gems, starting with a stop at a gourmet food shop, where you’ll dive into a delightful array of Italian cheeses and cured meats with wine pairings. 

Then, it’s pizza time at Gabriele Bonci’s Pizzeria, where you’ll taste the tastiest slices in the area. You’ll also visit a local restaurant to indulge in handmade pasta paired with DOCG Vermentino wine, and cap off the tour with an artisanal gelato. 

📝 This tour includes : All food and wine tastings. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ On this 4-hour Rome: Food Tour and Wine Tasting in a Traditional Trattoria , you’ll explore the historic heart of Rome…and eat your way through it! Accompanied by a fellow foodie guide, you’ll savor artisanal salamis and cheeses paired with fine wines, indulge in fried salted code and pizza by the slice, and try local rice balls. 

You’ll wander around the vibrant neighborhood of Trastevere and work up an appetite (yes, despite having enjoyed sumptuous tastings!) to have a delicious Roman antipasto and 2-course meal at a restaurant, paired with wines. Cap off the tour with a gelato!

📝 This tour includes : A guide, a walking tour, and all food and drink tastings. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

The Best Wine Tours from Rome to Tuscany

▶️ Embark on a captivating adventure with this Tuscany Guided Day Trip from Rome with Lunch & Wine Tasting . You’ll head into the Val d’Orcia region, marveling at the scenic hills that surround you, and visit the charming town of Montepulciano, which is famous for its fine wines and Renaissance charm. 

Learn about Vino Nobile and Brunello di Montepulciano wines on a walking tour, then enjoy a tasting with a 3-course lunch on a local farm. Next up is a trip to explore Pienza’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, designed by Pope Pius II. There you’ll have free time to shop for pecorino cheese or wander at your leisure before returning to Rome. 

If you’re looking for memorable Tuscan wine tours from Rome, you can’t go wrong with this one!

📝 This Tuscan wine tour from Rome includes : Roundtrip transportation, a guide, headsets, a visit to Pienza and Montepulciano, lunch, and wine tasting. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

▶️ This Private Tuscany Wine Country Day Trip from Rome with Lunch offers a fun-filled day in the countryside with comfortable transfers and delicious wine. Immerse yourself in the history of Tuscany and its legendary vineyards with the tales and tidbits offered by your knowledgeable guide, and tour a renowned winery to learn the ins and outs of winemaking. 

You’ll get to sip the prestigious Vino di Nobile and Brunello di Montepulciano paired with a Tuscan lunch, and explore the enchanting towns of Pienza, Bagno Vignoni, and Montepulciano. This is one of the most spectacular Tuscany wine tours from Rome, and it accommodates up to seven people. 

📝 This private wine tour from Rome to Tuscany tour includes : Hotel pick-up and drop-off, a driver/tour escort, wine tasting, and a Tuscan lunch. ➥ BOOK IT HERE

Rome Wine Tasting & Wine Tours FAQ

Yes! While Rome is not widely known as a producer of wine, it offers memorable wine-tasting experiences, both in the surrounding countryside or in trendy enotecas in town.

The best time to visit wineries and vineyards in Italy is during the fall, in the months of September and October, as this is the time of year when the harvest takes place, and there are usually many festivities around it.

In my opinion, the best vineyard tours from Rome for private groups are these:  • Wine Tasting in Frascati Tour from Rome • Frascati Wine Region Tour with Wine Tasting from Rome

The Lazio wine region is the closest wine region to Rome, which is why many wine tours from the Eternal City visit wineries in this area.

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• Duration: Approximately 2 hours
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The 5 Best Winery Tours From Rome [2022 Reviews]

While you can always enjoy a glass of wine at your favorite restaurant or pour a glass from a bottle you have at home, there’s nothing quite like tasting the wines made in the various regions of Italy.

Made with the same ancient methods used during the Roman Empire, these wines just might take you back to another place and time. Also see: Wineries and Vineyards From Rome – Travel Guide .

Best Winery Tours From Rome

Quick answer:the 5 best winery & vineyard tours from rome.

• San Gimignano & Siena: Small Group Wine Tour
• Frascati Food & Wine: Full Day Countryside Tour
• Tuscany Taster Tour with Lunch and Wine
• Tuscany Wine Tour from Rome with Private Driver
• Frascati 3-Hour Wine Tasting Tour

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#1 san gimignano & siena: small group wine tour.

• Departure Point : Pick-up and Drop Off Service
• Departure Time : 7:00 AM
• Duration : 1 Day (approx.)
• Includes : van transportation, expert escort, wine tasting, light lunch

First up is San Gimignano, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its colorful history as well as its impact on the region’s wine culture. In fact, this area is known for it’s popular Vernaccia white wine, which you will be able to taste along with many others in the wine cellar.

Be sure to take plenty of pictures of the medieval charm that San Gimignano is famous for before heading to the winery to learn more about the process of making wine. Next up is a light lunch at a local restaurant.

Before heading back to Rome through that same beautiful countryside, you’ll stop at Siena. Their public square at the center of the city holds historical significance and is another UNESCO-listed site.

The Piazza del Campo is also where the famous Palio del Siena horse races are held. Enjoy Mangia Tower and the imposing beauty of the Duomo.

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#2 Frascati Food & Wine: Full Day Countryside Tour

• Departure Point : Hotel Pick-up
• Departure Time : 10:00 AM
• Duration : 6 Hours (approx.)
• Includes : expert guide, car/van transportation, several wine tastings, light lunch, guided tour of Castel Gandolfo

On your way to the area of Castello Romani, your expert guide will share fascinating information about the area, from its history and traditions to the wines that are popular there.

At your first stop, you’ll taste two to three wines, depending on what the producer has available. Learn even more about the ancient techniques they still use today.

Then you’ll head to the second stop where you will enjoy several more wines along with a light lunch. Your guide will take you to Abbazi of San Nilo and tell you the tales, and legends, of the location.

With a guided tour and skip-the-line access to Castel Gandolfo, you’ll see for yourself just how far back the history of this region goes.

The last stop will give you a bird’s eye view of a beautiful volcanic lake as well as the city of Nemi. You won’t want to miss the views, or the photo ops either!

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#3 tuscany taster tour with lunch and wine.

• Departure Point : Piazza del Popolo, Rome
• Departure Time : 7:30 AM
• Duration : 13 hours (approx.)
• Includes : round-trip transportation, guided tour of Montepulciano, headset if needed, gourmet lunch, wine tasting, expert English-speaking guide

Your expert guide will take you on a walking tour of Montepulciano. Here, you can even see ruins that pre-date the Roman Empire. Set in the hills, the views all around you are breathtaking.

Sant’Antimo Abbey features beautiful and ornate Medieval architecture, seemingly out of place in a quiet valley. Next up is lunch and you will enjoy 3 traditional courses as well as appropriate wines all inside the wine cellar of a vineyard farmhouse.

The last stop will be Pienza where you will be given ample time for independent exploration. Duck into a few shops to snag some souvenirs for those back home, or even yourself.

Don’t miss out on the Pecorino cheeses made here as well as the bold, smooth balsamic vinegars.

#4 Tuscany Wine Tour from Rome with Private Driver

• Departure Point : Variety available
• Departure Time : 8:30 AM
• Duration : 10 hours
• Includes : Private transportation and tours of the vineyards in Montepulciano, Pienza, and Orvieto

Here you will sip wines from their world famous vineyards and have time to shop and explore the towns.

Your expert guide will take you on a tour through the vineyards first, to tell you about the history of growing grapes here and how it has changed over millennia.

In fact, there have been artifacts unearthed that show grapes were being grown in this area specifically to make wine as far back as the 5 th -century BCE.

You’ll then head into the wine cellar where your guide will tell you about the ancient winemaking techniques still used to today, and how they use them to make the wonderful wines the region is famous for.

Enjoy a taste of several wines, paired with local products such as cheeses and breads.

The Renaissance popes, many of the elite of the Roman Empire, and poets and artists throughout the centuries have enjoyed the wines made here. Shouldn’t you try them too?

#5 Frascati 3-Hour Wine Tasting Tour

• Departure Point : Hotel Pick-Up and Drop Off
• Departure Time : Varies
• Duration : 3 hours (approx.)
• Includes : round trip transportation, Wi-Fi, water, wine tasting, guided tour

The 3 rd -century caverns beneath the vineyard are lined with French oak barrels that are used in the winemaking process. The architecture above ground dates back to the 17 th -century.

Today, the traditional winemaking methods that can be dated to as far back as early Roman days are still in use.

After a guided tour of the vineyards where you will learn more about the grapes used to make wine and what makes them special.

You’ll then head into the wine cellar to taste several wines that have been selected by the master winemaker for your visit.

Not only will you be able to taste the richness of these wines, but you’ll also be offered freshly pressed olive oil to taste. Both the wines and the oils are accompanied by oven-baked bread baked just for your arrival.

Wineries and Vineyards From Rome – Travel Guide

Visitors to Rome can enjoy more than just ancient buildings and history. It is also a great place to dine on fine Italian cuisine and sample world-renowned wines from Frascati and Tuscany. You’ll also want to be aware of accommodations, the expected weather, and even other attractions you may want to visit while visiting Rome.

As you learn more about vacationing in Rome, you may want to plan for a few extra days to truly get the most out of your time in this ancient city. What attractions are you looking forward to the most when you visit Rome? Where do you plan on staying? We’d love to hear about your plans! If you’ve already visited Rome, let us know what you enjoyed the most.

Airports & Entry

When headed to Rome, you’ll most likely land at the Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport . This airport is the largest in Italy. Most foreign tourists, no matter their final destination in Italy, land in Rome. This means the airport is usually very crowded. However, this airport is also fairly easy to navigate.

To visit Italy, you must have a valid passport that has at least six months remaining before expiration. You can stay up to 90 days in the country for business or tourist reasons without a visa so long as your passport is valid.

Planning Tips

Before you start packing your bags, you’ll want to know how to make your trip easier and how to get the most out of your time in Rome. These top 5 planning tips can help you do just that.

Tip #1: Dress Appropriately for Your Wine And Countryside Tour

Touring vineyards isn’t the same as visiting a museum or church, so you’ll want to dress appropriately. A comfortable pair of sandals or shoes is essential. You may need to walk on grass or uneven surfaces, so leave your heels behind. A sunhat and sunglasses will prove invaluable during the heat of summer, and light clothes, like a summer dress, will help you stay cool. And don’t forget your sunscreen.

Tip #2: Plan Everything in Advance

There are millions of visitors to Rome and the vineyards of Frascati and Tuscany every year. This means that some of the attractions or tours you are looking forward to may be sold out or closed by the time you arrive. Some of the more personal and exclusive vineyard tours only take 6 people at a time.

If you are traveling to Rome around the time of religious holidays, some attractions may be closed to the public as well as to guided tours. While many guided tours have backup plans in the event a scheduled location is closed unexpectedly, you should research your trip to make sure the places you wish to visit should be open.

Tip #3: Choose A Wine Tour

If you plan on enjoying a visit to Tuscany or a tour of the vineyards, purchasing a guided tour is a good idea. Tours of Tuscany are very popular and may be sold out in advance. With a guided tour, like the ones we’ve reviewed above, you are guaranteed a place. Plus, you will be able to skip the lines at many of the vineyards you visit on your tour.

Tip #4: Only Carry What You Need

Walking around the historical caverns of Santa Benedetta or watching the fascinating process of wine production in a winery, you don’t want to be weighed down by heavy purses, bags, etc. Organize yourself so you can carry your essentials and leave bulky items behind.

You’ll most certainly want a good camera if you visit the unique village of San Gimignano, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with ancient architecture you will remember for a lifetime. In Rome itself, note that large bags, umbrellas, camera tripods, and other large items aren’t allowed within the Vatican Museums and related locations.

Tip #5: If Possible, Visit During May, June Or September

You can enjoy a tour of Tuscany and the vineyards any time of the year. However, the countryside is at its most colorful in May and the start of June, when temperatures hover around 77 o F. On the other hand, the vineyards look especially impressive in September, when the wine villages are preparing for the harvest.

Restaurants & Eating Out

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Right? There is no better time to follow this rule than when it comes to wining and dining. The world-renowned wines of Frascati and Tuscany served at the better restaurants were produced using the same time-tested techniques used during the time of the Roman Empire.

Eating out in Rome is probably much more affordable than you would’ve thought. Of course, you’ll want to savor a true Italian pizza. The best place for this is La Gatta Mangiona. This casual restaurant is well known for its thin crust pizzas and may very well have been the start of the pizza craze in Rome.

If you’re looking for lighter fare, stop by Il Forno Campo de’ Fiori . The restaurant serves up delicious soups, sandwiches, salads, and light snacks. The bakery next door produces delicious biscuits, pastries, and more. Both the restaurant and the bakery offer take out so you can avoid the long lines.

While there are many places to get your fill of gelato in Rome, the Gelateria del Teatro is one of the most popular. You’ll find all the traditional flavors and occasionally come across an experiment or two. Have you ever tried raspberry and sage gelato?

NOTE : When it comes to leaving a tip at a restaurant, it’s important not to be too generous. Tipping more than 10% is often frowned upon. Also, you’ll rarely have an opportunity to leave a tip when using a debit or credit card. You’ll want to have a few euros on hand for tips as well as small purchases.

Nightlife & Entertainment

The nightlife in Rome is just as mixed as the combination of both ancient and modern seen all over the city. The Antica Enoteca has one of the most extensive wine lists in Rome and offers a rustic and casual atmosphere. This is a great place to try a broad variety of wines from Frascati and Tuscany. If you’re looking for a traditional bar, you’ll want to stop by the American Bar at the Hotel Forum.

When it comes to cocktails, Rome offers ingenuity and imagination. Take the Carbonara Sour at Co.So Cocktail & Social, for example. This delicious cocktail might be a little different, containing black pepper and egg whites along with other ingredients, but is one of their most popular drinks.

If cocktails aren’t your thing and you’d rather sit down with a craft beer, stop by Brasserie 4:20. This small pub is warm and welcoming, and so is their list of craft beers on tap, plus a selection of whiskeys, bourbons, and other fine drinks.

Getting Around

While there is a great public transportation system in place, it’s often easier to get around in Rome by walking. You can get nearly everywhere you need to go by lacing up your tennis shoes and going for a stroll. If you’re going a longer distance, you might want to take a bus. A 100-minute bus ticket is quite affordable, as is the day pass.

Renting a car in Rome isn’t a good idea. Those unfamiliar with the city can have a difficult time maneuvering. If car travel is best, you’ll want to take a taxi. You can only grab a taxi in designated areas. Hailing for a cab outside of these areas is frowned upon. Taxis can be on the expensive side but if you’re going a fair distance and you’d rather not take a bus, a taxi can be quite effective.

Accommodations

When it comes to accommodations in Rome, you’ll see inexpensive hotels and luxury resorts. The cheaper places to stay are often farther away, very small, or offer very few amenities. Most of these hotels aren’t recommended for tourists. There is no shortage of luxury hotels in Rome, however. The G-Rough is located inside a 16 th -century palazzo and epitomizes the history and art that Rome is famous for.

While staying at a luxury resort is ideal, it may not always be feasible. A great mid-range hotel that offers many of the benefits of a luxury resort without the price tag, is the Nerva Boutique Hotel . With just 19 rooms, guests can enjoy modern design, great food, as well as a great location.

July and August are the hottest months in Rome and Tuscany. The average temperature is somewhere around 78°F. For many, the 48°F average temperature in Rome in January is very mild. However, if you want to enjoy Rome or Tuscany with better chances of great weather, you’ll want to visit in the spring or the fall.

Attractions

Rome is full of attractions you can visit around your visits to vineyards and tour of Tuscany. Vatican City is a must for anybody interested in history or religion. The National Roman Museum is family-friendly and houses many interesting artifacts. The Basilica of San Clemente is not just a church, but also an archaeological site. The newer building at the entry level dates back to the 12 th -century while you can head downstairs to the original basilica built in the 4 th -century AD.

If you’d like to see some of the more ancient attractions around Rome, you have several options. The Roman Forum is the location where Romulus made the founding of the city of Rome official. It was once the epicenter of Roman life. Ostia Antica is just 25-minutes away by train. This location was once a thriving center of commerce. Today, you can explore over 100 acres of ancient shops, baths, temples, and even apartment buildings and houses.

The Vineyards of Italy: Both Seen & Felt

A visit to the local vineyards and a tour of Tuscany are musts if you’re planning a vacation to Rome. The colorful countryside, well-preserved ancient villages, and fascinating wineries simply can’t be experienced anywhere else. Whether you choose a short, 3-hour visit to the Frascati region or you opt to spend all day touring Tuscany, it’s guaranteed this is a trip you’ll never forget.

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