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Experience a 2-hour Tuscan brunch with organic wines at a historic olive mill in Tuscany, guided by a certified sommelier. Perfect for food and wine lovers.
Discover a delightful way to taste Tuscan flavors with the Tuscan Brunch & Organic Wines tour in Tuscany, Italy. This 2-hour experience offers a carefully curated selection of local products paired with three organic wines, including Chianti and Super Tuscans. Hosted in a historic olive mill near Monteriggioni, this tour combines culinary craftsmanship with a touch of regional history, guided by a certified sommelier.
While the tour is relatively short, lasting just 2 hours, it provides a meaningful glimpse into Tuscan food and wine culture. It’s ideal for those who appreciate good food, quality wine, and authentic regional atmosphere. The experience’s limited group size of up to 10 participants ensures a personal, engaging atmosphere.


This tour departs from a meeting point in front of the Villa, with GPS coordinates 43.33167266845703, 11.405076026916504. The venue itself is a beautiful 1810 olive mill, offering a scenic backdrop that highlights Tuscan craftsmanship and tradition. The setting provides a genuine sense of history combined with the rustic charm of olive oil production.
The mill is also home to a family chapel and an ancient olive press, which the guide explains during the guided tour. These historic elements create an immersive atmosphere, allowing visitors to connect more deeply with the region’s heritage.
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Guests enjoy a carefully curated Tuscan brunch featuring garden-grown vegetables, organic jams, and local cheeses. The menu includes bruschetta with tomato & basil, artisanal cured meats, and seasonal fruits. The focus on organic ingredients ensures freshness and a true taste of the Tuscan countryside.
The wine tasting involves three organic wines, with a focus on Chianti and Super Tuscans. The certified sommelier guides participants through the art of wine and food pairing, revealing how regional ingredients complement each other perfectly. This educational element adds depth to the tasting, making it more than just a meal.

The tour includes a visit to the 1810 cellar, offering insight into Tuscan wine-making traditions. Guests can see the original structures and learn about the family’s heritage. The family chapel adds a spiritual dimension, emphasizing the personal history intertwined with the estate.
The ancient olive press demonstrates the traditional methods used to produce extra virgin olive oil. The guide shares stories about olive cultivation and oil production, enriching the experience with local knowledge. These stops turn the tasting into a journey into Tuscan craftsmanship.
The highlight for many is the wine and food pairing guided by the sommelier. The organic wines, including Chianti and Super Tuscans, are paired with local cheeses, cured meats, and seasonal fruits. The pairings are designed to enhance the flavors of both the food and wines, illustrating regional culinary harmony.
Guests learn how to identify the distinctive tastes and aromas of each wine, gaining tips on how to enjoy Tuscan wines at home. The guided explanation enriches the tasting, making it educational as well as delicious.
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The brunch is centered around local, organic ingredients. Expect bruschetta topped with fresh tomatoes and basil, a variety of cheeses, artisanal cured meats, and seasonal fruits. The garden vegetables add a fresh note, while the extra virgin olive oil elevates every bite.
Along With the main dishes, guests enjoy organic jams that complement the cheeses, creating a balanced and flavorful meal. The emphasis on local and organic ingredients ensures an authentic taste of Tuscany’s countryside.

This tour is designed to be relaxed and intimate, with a small group of up to 10 participants. The 2-hour duration allows enough time to appreciate the heritage, food, and wines without feeling rushed.
The guided tour and tastings are paced to give guests ample opportunity to ask questions and savor each dish and sip. The small group size ensures a personal experience, making it suitable for those who enjoy interactive and engaging food and wine sessions.
The experience is wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for a range of guests. Visitors are advised to bring comfortable shoes, a sun hat, camera, credit card, and water. Since the activity takes place outdoors and involves walking through historic areas, appropriate footwear is recommended.
Guests should also inform the provider of any dietary restrictions beforehand, as the menu features local delicacies that may not accommodate all allergies or preferences. Smoking and intoxication are not permitted during the experience, maintaining a relaxed and respectful environment.

Unlike some full-day wine tours or visits to multiple towns, this experience focuses solely on Tuscany’s culinary and winemaking heritage in a single, scenic location. Its short duration makes it a perfect addition to a broader itinerary or a relaxing stand-alone activity.
The guided tour of the historic cellar and olive mill sets this experience apart, offering an authentic behind-the-scenes look. The organic wines and local ingredients further distinguish it from more commercialized tastings.

This experience is best suited for food and wine enthusiasts eager to learn about Tuscan traditions in a small-group setting. It’s ideal for those who appreciate authentic regional flavors and want a personal, intimate atmosphere.
While it’s a wonderful introduction to Tuscan cuisine, it may not be suitable for people with food allergies or those seeking a longer, more diverse tour. The short, relaxed pace makes it perfect for a leisurely afternoon in Tuscany.
For those seeking a genuine taste of Tuscany with local ingredients and organic wines, this tour offers a well-balanced combination of culinary education, heritage, and flavor. The small group size and professional guidance ensure a personal and engaging experience.
While the duration is brief, the quality of food, wine, and storytelling makes it a valuable snapshot of Tuscan food and wine culture. The guided visits to the cellar, family chapel, and olive press add depth that many similar tours lack.
This experience is a delightful choice for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Tuscan flavors in a small, scenic setting.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts for 2 hours, making it a perfect short culinary escape in Tuscany.
Is the experience suitable for people with mobility issues?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, but guests should inform the provider beforehand.
What should I bring?
Guests are advised to bring comfortable shoes, a sun hat, camera, credit card, and water for comfort and practicality.
Are dietary restrictions accommodated?
Guests should inform the provider in advance of any dietary restrictions, as the menu features local delicacies that may not be suitable for all diets.
Can I cancel my reservation?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this tour good for wine beginners?
Absolutely, the certified sommelier explains wine and food pairing in accessible terms, making it suitable for beginners and connoisseurs alike.