Phenomenal winery, and wholesome people's . If you choose to go, you're almost guaranteed a…read morefantastic experience. The homemade pasta was delicious as the wine, I bought a whole bottle to take back home. I would come again in a heart beat.

Here we met Alexis and Valentina who were absolutely delightful. They gave us a tour of the…read morewinemaking process and provided a tasting of their wines. The were both knowledgeable, friendly, helpful, and clearly committed to the business of making and selling wine. The patio used for the tasting was comfortable with lovely views, tables set away from each other, and plenty of shade. This is definitely a place to stop.

TASTING ROOM: There is a beautiful showroom with marble that…read moreis between the vineyards and the cellar. They are open from Monday to Friday, from 10 am to 6 pm. The wines are encased in upscale lit cases which displays it in a very high end way. We had an opportunity to try one of their 100 point Brunellos for free and I was not impressed. Most of their wines are over 90 point and extremely pricey and after tasting 3 additional wines, we left. We didn't bother to do the wine tour since we didn't enjoy the tasting. It was worth a visit because this was by far the most lavish tasting room we encountered in our 3 days in Tuscany.

As a white wine drinker, I have to say that Casanova di Neri offered exceptional quality of wine…read morewith thorough details provided by the staff. We were lucky to have Simona as our tasting expert. She was kind, clever, and even helped us navigate resturant options for the next few days. My husband purchased a case of a variety of Brunello blends. He's the red drinker. Thank you Simona for your courtesy and hospitality!!

The family behind Poggio Rubino are incredible! While I can't speak for the vineyard portion, I can…read morespeak for the Truffle Hunt & Lunch experience. Alessandra (co-owner) and her daughter Veronica led the truffle hunt, with our little hunter, Celly--who brought plenty of puppy energy and was much more interested in playing than working. Thankfully, if your group isn't particularly lucky during the hunt, they keep a reserve of fresh truffles on hand so you can still fully enjoy the truffle lunch experience. Nonna Roberta prepares the food herself, and honestly, if I were Italian, I'd want a Nonna just like her! The meals were amazing, and there was no shortage of truffles. One of the best meals I've had in Italy!!

Loved the wine tasting we did here. I did not book the tasting so I don't know if the prices or if…read morethere are different tastings you can book but the one we did came with lite bits, dessert, pasta, and of course wine. The girl that did our tasting was awesome and was knowledgeable about the wine they had there. I purchased a few bottles of wine olive oil, and aged balsamic vinegar to be shopped to me, which has already arrived, I am very happy with what I purchased here and wish I purchase more. Thanks for the great tasting and i hope to return in the future.

I had a fantastic time at the Altesino winery in Montalcino. The view were gorgeous, our tour guide…read more(Ilaria) was friendly and knowledgeable, and I enjoyed the different wine tastings. I visited Italy via a group called AHI travel. They coordinated the visit with about 20 participants. The tour began with a viewing of the wine cellar, wine barrels, bottling room and ended in the tasting room, a nice lodge-like area. We were able to taste 3 wines, including their famous Brunello and my favorite, the Alte d'Altesi, and indulge in a beautiful spread of bruschetta, prosciutto, pecorina cheese and olive oil. Their olive oil was also made on the property and available for sale. I ended up purchasing a bottle of wine and small container of olive oil so I could continue to enjoy my experience when I returned to New York. Altesino's had great products and inviting hospitality. I would note, if you are visiting on your own the drive up the curvy hills could be intimidating!

We emailed to them and were told there were four types of wine tasting we could choose from. We…read morepicked the one with three types of wines at the price of 12.50 per person. When we arrived, our tour guide took us to their wine making room. She was very friendly and spoke fluent English. Unfortunately, it was a public holiday so there was nobody around the working area. Since the winery was quite small and there were only two of us, we finished the tour pretty quick. We then went on to our wine tasting areas. It was a spacious and cosy room but nothing fancy. We tried Rosso di Montalcino DOC, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG & Super Tuscan IGT. We ended up buying the Brunello and Brunello Gold for 25 and 50 Euro each. She was kind enough to waive the tour and tasting fee for us.

Excellent wines and great wine tasting experience... a must stop in the Tuscan, more specifically…read moreMontaciano, area. Make sure to contact and make a reservation! There is also a hotel and private golf course.

This was one of our best experiences as we traveled through Tuscany. Our tour and tasting with…read moreFiorenza was absolutely delightful...

We visited this winery for a tasting and got so much more. We had lunch with the owners on their…read moreself sustaining farm and it was such a lovely experience. Won't be disappointed!

4.5 stars. We two stopped here without an appointment after…read morehaving visited the nearby Abbey of Sant'Antimo. No other customers were present. The 5 Euro tasting fee included four wines: a Brunello, a Rosso, and two wines of our choice. All were very nice. The woman who served us was very knowledgeable and friendly. If one purchases a bottle of wine the tasting fee is waived. The grounds are gorgeous, as is the tasting room and facilities.

We had a premium tour & tasting at this winery. With a rich history that relates to pope pius,…read moreTuscan aristocrats and most recently a pro cyclist, this winery has lots to learn and see ( including a large outdoor cage with wolves ). The wine tasting room is the most impressive/ interesting as is their landscape with several very very old olive trees. The cellars themselves are ok, but the ancient cellars in montepulciano at other wineries are much more impressive. Nonetheless, the wine tasting is quite in depth and unique, although at 20€ it's quite steep while the wine is only ok tasting. Lastly to get here you have to drive on a very bad gravel road for a long time, something like 45 minutes so plan your visit accordingly.

Anyone that visits Montalcino will find themselves in wine heaven. The area is full of big…read morewineries, many of he big names like Banfi, Biondi Santi, Fanti, etc. But netled between some of these giants is one truly special place. An organic, biodynamic microwinery... Piombaia. They still make their wine the old fashioned way. Hand-selected grapes, manual wine press, bottling, etc. With a production of only around 8,000 bottles a year, it is truly a small, family operation. And the wine? Oh, the wine! From their signature Brunello to their Gatto Nero, it is all absolutely fantastic. Whatever you do, call ahead. It is not the kind of place with a manned store. This is a home, so reservations are a very good idea here.

We had wonderful time on our honeymoon exploring different vineyards and tasting incredible wines…read morewith Alexandra. It was an unforgettable experience.

We had a private Brunello wine tasting with a sommelier and it was fantastic. They brought the…read morewines to our rented villa, we provided the food pairing. It was educational and fun. Alexandra and her knowledgable associates are highly recommended.