<Book>visits and tastings in the wine cellars in
<Organize>wine tour and thematic trail linked to the wine of one or more days.
<Create>itineraries ad hoc in the wine production areas of
<Offer>occasions of direct meeting between wine tourist and wine producers.
<Inform>institutions of the wine, with particular reference to the "Shops of the Wine"
ENOCURIOSI [ WINEandTOURS*IT
ENOCURIOSI [ WINEandTOURS*IT
ENOGASTRONOMIA and WINE TOURS [BUSSINESS & INCENTIVE TRAVEL]
WINE&TOURS*ITALY
Living the events of the wine is:
Knowing the history, realizing the arts, enjoing the landscape beauty, Discovering enchanting and charming panoramic views… Shopping in art and craft stores, where are kept secrets handed down from generation to generation. Tasting the genuine gourmet tradition...
The itineraries and “ad hoc” wine tasting into wine production areas of
Tuscany Wine Notes
Typically the Tuscan countryside has rolling hills with cypress trees, pines, olives and vines. The climate is warm, the influences are the warmth from the coast and the coolness of the hills, which combine to give a host of micro climates. It is not quite as dry as one would imagine, there is a fair amount of rain in the winter and some in the spring and summer too. In late summer, there can be storms, and in the autumn mists too. Many of the soils are well drained. Chianti has dry stony soil. There are sandy and clay soils, and limestone hills too, specially in coastal areas such as Maremma.
The region has long been wealthy, with important cities such as Florence, Lucca and Sienna providing a good 'domestic' market. Exports have long been important, going back a long way the Etruscans exported their wines to Gaul in very large quantities. More recently Chianti, in its straw covered bottle, the 'fiasco', came to be seen as the archetypical Italian wine.
