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Discover authentic Campania flavors with a 4-hour wine tasting and cooking class in Sant'Agata de' Goti, featuring historic cellars, homemade pasta, and scenic views.
The Sant’Agata de’ Goti wine tasting and cooking class experience offers a captivating look into local traditions, all wrapped into a 4-hour journey for $144.83 per person. This tour combines a visit to historic cellars where the renowned Falanghina wine is born, with a lively pasta-making lesson and a delightful lunch. Starting at 11:30 am from Via dei Fiori, 20, the experience is ideal for those eager to explore Campania’s culinary and viticultural heritage through engaging activities and authentic flavors.
What makes this experience truly stand out is the chance to descend to a depth of 16 meters into the cellar, surrounded by vintage wine barrels and the first bottle of Falanghina ever produced by the family. The tour emphasizes local products at km 0, giving insight into the deep ties between land, tradition, and craftsmanship. While transportation isn’t included, the activity’s size is limited to a maximum of 99 travelers, ensuring a more intimate and personalized atmosphere.


The tour begins at Via dei Fiori, 20 in Sant’Agata de’ Goti, a picturesque town in Campania. Here, the historic winery is located within a limited traffic zone, with parking available about 80 meters away in Trieste Square. The activity kicks off at 11:30 am, setting a relaxed pace for the afternoon.
This venue is rich with local charm, offering a cozy, traditional environment that complements the authentic foods and wines you’ll experience. The guided visit provides a comprehensive look into the family’s winemaking story, with the guide sharing detailed insights along the way.
Descending into the cellars 16 meters underground is a highlight of this tour. Surrounded by vintage wine barrels, you are immersed in the atmosphere that has preserved generations of winemaking. The guide introduces the first bottle of Falanghina, giving you a tangible taste of history.
The visit emphasizes family production rooted in the territory, with a focus on producing at km 0. For those with walking difficulties, a main street level cellar tour is available, ensuring accessibility for all guests. The cool, underground environment offers a glimpse into traditional wine storage, making the experience both educational and sensory.

The wine tasting features two classic DOC wines, with Falanghina taking center stage. The guide explains the production process and the unique qualities that make these wines renowned in Campania and Benevento. Expect a detailed yet approachable presentation that enhances appreciation for each sip.
Guests get to see the original bottle of Falanghina, fostering a sense of connection to the wine’s history. The tasting is designed to be enjoyable and informative, encouraging questions and conversations about wine and local traditions.

After the cellar visit, the focus shifts to handmade pasta, which is prepared in a lively, interactive lesson. Participants get to literally put their hands in the dough, learning the secrets of authentic Italian pasta-making.
This part of the experience is both fun and educational, with the host guiding through each step. The pasta is then cooked fresh for the light lunch, allowing you to enjoy the fruits of your labor in a warm, welcoming setting.
Following the cooking class, guests sit down to a delicious lunch featuring the homemade pasta prepared earlier. The meal includes a dessert and is accompanied by the tasting of two DOC wines, enhancing the flavors.
The lunch takes place in a traditional environment with scenic views of the landscape, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The experience is complemented by good music, adding a joyful touch to the convivial afternoon.
Transportation to and from Sant’Agata de’ Goti is not included, so guests should plan accordingly. Comfort is advised, especially for footwear, due to the walking involved. The tour requires a minimum of 10 participants for guaranteed operation, but it can accommodate up to 99 travelers.
The experience is suitable for most, though those with walking problems should note that only the main street level cellar is accessible for them. The activity ends back at the starting point, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.

This experience combines wine history, culinary craft, and scenic dining in a way that emphasizes authentic local traditions. The family-owned winery and km 0 products ensure genuine flavors and stories behind each sip and bite. The descend into the underground cellars adds a memorable dimension, immersing visitors in the world of vintage wine aging.
The pasta-making lesson adds a hands-on element that enriches the visit, making it more than just tasting. The lunch with homemade pasta and scenic views leaves a satisfying impression, making this a well-rounded experience for food and wine lovers.
For those interested in Campania’s wine and culinary traditions, this experience offers a comprehensive, authentic journey. The knowledgeable guide, the historic cellars, and the interactive cooking make it an engaging choice. The scenic lunch and local music round out the day nicely.
While transportation logistics require some planning, the overall value is high for anyone wanting a genuine taste of Campania’s wines, foods, and landscapes. It’s especially suited for those who enjoy hands-on activities and learning about family-run wineries.
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Is transportation included in this tour?
No, transportation to and from Sant’Agata de’ Goti is not included. Guests should arrange their own transport or park nearby.
What is the tour starting time?
The tour begins at 11:30 am from Via dei Fiori, 20.
How accessible is the cellar visit for those with walking difficulties?
Participants with walking problems can only visit the main street level cellar, as the descent to 16 meters deep is not accessible.
What wines are tasted during the experience?
Two classic DOC wines are tasted, with a particular focus on Falanghina.
What activities are included in the tour?
The tour features a visit to historic cellars, a pasta-making class, and a light lunch with wine tasting.
Are children welcome on this tour?
Children follow the same itinerary as adults; entertainment for children is not included.
Can I cancel this experience?
Yes, full cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended, especially for the cellar visit.
What is the maximum number of travelers?
The tour can host up to 99 travelers, ensuring a lively but manageable group.
Is this tour suitable for those with food allergies?
Yes, but please inform the organizer in advance about any food allergies or intolerances.
This Sant’Agata de’ Goti wine tasting and cooking class experience offers a hands-on way to explore Campania’s heritage of wine and cuisine. Combining history, active participation, and scenic dining, it provides a well-rounded day for food and wine enthusiasts eager to connect with local traditions.