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Discover authentic Tuscan wines on this Lucca-based tour, visiting two boutique wineries with tastings, local delicacies, and expert guides in a small group setting.
The Tuscan Wine Tour in Lucca by van offers an intimate and expertly guided experience through the picturesque hills outside Lucca, Italy. Priced at $173.27 per person, this 5 to 6-hour tour is perfect for lovers of authentic, small-scale wine production. With a rating of 5.0 from 182 reviews and a 99% recommendation rate, it stands out as a top choice for those seeking personal attention, organic wines, and a taste of local traditions. The tour departs from the Centro Informazioni Turistiche in Lucca at 10:00 am, with all transportation included, making it an effortless way to explore without the hassle of navigating country roads.
While the tour is well-suited for most travelers and includes guided visits to two boutique wineries, it is worth noting that the timing may be slightly longer than scheduled, and review feedback suggests some participants might prefer a shorter experience. This tour combines small, family-run wineries, organic wines, and a light lunch, making it an excellent choice for wine enthusiasts eager to enjoy the authentic flavors of Tuscany.

The tour begins at Piazzale Giuseppe Verdi, Lucca at 10:00 am. It is run by Autoservizi DB Tuscany, a provider known for smooth transport experiences. The pickup and drop-off are both handled, making this an accessible option for visitors staying in or near Lucca’s city center. The tour’s small group size promotes a more personal experience, allowing for engaging conversations and tailored attention.
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The journey starts with a visit to a charming winery located within Lucca itself. Here, the focus is on learning about the winemaking process—from traditional techniques to modern innovations. This stop lasts around two hours, during which visitors gain insights into local wine production practices and sample some of the region’s finest wines.

Next, the tour moves into the vineyard-covered hills outside Lucca, where the second stop awaits at a small, organic winery. This winery is certified organic, emphasizing sustainable practices and natural wines. Visitors enjoy a light lunch, featuring local pecorino cheese, cold cuts, and fresh bread with olive oil—perfectly pairing with the wines sampled on-site. The scenic countryside setting enhances the tasting experience, giving a true taste of Tuscan rural life.

At both wineries, the focus is on authentic, small-batch wines. The organic wines at the second winery are particularly praised, reflecting natural winemaking methods. The lunch complements the tastings, with local cheeses and meats, which many reviews highlight as a delicious and authentic addition. Guides are attentive and eager to share stories about wine traditions and local produce.

Multiple reviews commend the guides for their knowledge and friendliness. Guides like Tommaso, Raffaele, Marco, and Francesca are praised for their engaging storytelling, local insights, and willingness to answer questions. The small group atmosphere allows for personal interactions, making the experience feel more like visiting friends rather than a generic tour.

The tour generally lasts around six hours, from 10:00 am to approximately 4:00 pm. Some feedback notes that the return to Lucca sometimes occurs slightly earlier than scheduled, typically around 3:45 pm, which still provides ample time for other activities in the city. The paced stops and light lunch keep the experience relaxed without feeling rushed.

The focus on boutique, family-run wineries distinguishes this tour from larger, commercial wine experiences. The organic certification of one winery and the emphasis on sustainable practices appeal to eco-conscious travelers. The personalized attention, delicious local food, and expert guides make this a rich, authentic introduction to Tuscan wine culture.

The tour is suitable for most travelers and near public transportation options make it easy to reach the meeting point. It’s important to indicate any allergies or dietary restrictions in advance, as the tour includes snacks and lunch. The maximum group size of 15 ensures an intimate experience but may be less ideal for those seeking a highly structured, larger group setting.
This small-group tour provides a relaxed, educational, and delicious exploration of Tuscan wines outside Lucca. The combination of two boutique wineries, organic wine tasting, and a local lunch appeals strongly to wine enthusiasts wanting an authentic taste of the region. The guides are consistently praised for their knowledge and friendliness, elevating the experience beyond just wine tasting.
While some reviews note a longer-than-scheduled duration, the overall pace remains comfortable. This tour offers a personalized, delicious, and culturally rich way to discover Tuscan wine-making traditions. It suits those who value small-scale, family-run wineries and want a less touristy experience in the beautiful hills surrounding Lucca.
“This was a once in a lifetime experience. We were small group of four visiting Tuscany and one of our bucket list. Activities was to do a wine tour…”
Is transportation included in the tour?
Yes, private transportation is included, and the pickup and drop-off are handled at the meeting point in Lucca.
What is the maximum group size?
The tour accommodates up to 15 travelers, ensuring a small-group experience.
Are vegetarian or food allergy options available?
Yes, travelers should indicate any allergies or food preferences in advance, and the tour provider will try to accommodate.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours, from 10:00 am to around 4:00 pm.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at Centro Informazioni Turistiche in Lucca, Piazzale Giuseppe Verdi.
What kind of wines are sampled?
The tour features organic wines, with tastings at a certified organic cellar, and other boutique wineries.
Is this tour suitable for children or those with mobility issues?
Most travelers can participate, but mobility considerations should be evaluated, especially due to walking in wineries and countryside.
What food is included?
A light lunch features local pecorino cheese, meats, and bread with olive oil, served during the second stop.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is possible if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
What makes this tour different from others around Lucca?
Its focus on small, family-run wineries, organic wines, and personalized guide interaction sets it apart, offering an authentic and relaxed Tuscan wine experience.