We had lunch and a wine tour at the Verazzano estate (and loved it) the last trip to Italy and would like to try a different one this time - does anyone have any suggestions? thank you We will be there this month.
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Forest Grove, OR
11333 posts
Very much enjoyed Vignamaggio in the Chianti region. Lovely estate where the Mona Lisa was painted.
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My wife and I will be in Siena for 3 days in 3 weeks and, as reviewing their website, would love to put this on our Itinerary. Roughly, what is the cost for lunch and wine tour? I know I can make a resv. and wait a few hours for pricing but would really like to know now. Also is the Mona Lisa story fact or myth?
Thank you in advance, this sounds and looks great. I've never heard of this place?
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coboconk, ontario, canada
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when I looked up the web site - I believe it indicated 55 euros for lunch and a wine tour - not sure how long it takes though
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Forest Grove, OR
11333 posts
It was a couple of hours, maybe three. Mona Lisa is not a myth. Check out this site
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Hello!
I suggest you one of this tours http://www.doitintuscany.net/food--wine-tours.html held by a professional sommelier who will make you discover secrects of Tuscan or Umbrian wines. Itineraries can be fully customizable at your will, just ask the company at info@doitintuscany.net
enjoy your vacation
Federica
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lexington, il
4105 posts
You didn't say where you were staying, so here is a list with locations
Castellina in Chianti http://www.casaemma.com/osteria.aspx
Gaioli in Chianti http://www.baronericasoli.com/tours/culinary-wine-tours/tour-gran-cru
Montepulciano http://www.avignonesi.it/en/hospitality http://www.salcheto.it/en
Montalcino http://castellobanfi.com/en/our-hospitality/enoteca.php
Food is very good and well presented. Wines were all great.
Note, reservations are necessary.