Bellissimo! A warm and exceptional experience at Le Vigne Diraito. Patrizia and Alfonso were…read morewonderful - welcoming me with open arms. The wines are magnifico, particularly this "bad boy," the Vandemmia 2019. I highly recommend you visit! Vina Veritas

We had the most special experience here. We came to Italy for a birthday trip and we were most…read moreexcited for this vineyard. I had read such great reviews, and I now understand why. The tour was so unique and informative. Our tour guide, Al, was the absolute best and we got to see the whole vineyard and hear all about the wine making process. It was the most gorgeous vineyard I've ever been to. They treated us so well with the wine tasting at the end too. The food was beautifully presented and delicious. You get a lot of food with the tasting too! It's well worth the money. I wish I could bring everyone here. I will go out of my way to come here next time I'm in Italy. Thanks for such an awesome experience!

On our way from Rome to Sorrento, our driver asked if we'd like to stop at a winery in front of…read moreMount Vesuvius. What a question! Of course we would! Cantina del Vesuvio didn't disappoint! Beautiful winery with the volcano hovering in the background. We were first given a tour of the small winery. The girl doing it did a great job providing info in multiple languages. We had a sample of all the different wines, then a fantastic lunch. The cheese and the pasta were amazing! This was such a unique experience, it was one of the highlights of our trip to Italy!

This place is great. The food is awesome and the view is beautiful. The tour is just ok. It is…read morefairly short and they did not go into a ton of detail. It all depends on if your there to learn about wine or just have a little experience After the tour you sit on the roof with a spectacular view. Mountain and vineyard to your back and the med to your front. Great time

Wine isn't my thing, beer is. However, when in Italy, you'll hardly find anyone who shares that…read moreopinion! Due to the lack of brewery tours around Naples, we opted for this vineyard tour. Was it worth it? Yes. Has it been the best I've been on? No (Yarra Valley, Australia, still holds this title). Would I still recommend it? Of course! So, this vineyard is located on the skirts of Mount Vesuvio, an active volcano located near Napoli, Italy. The drive there is scenic enough, but the view you get once you arrive is even more amazing. The actual plantation extends for many acres, and it goes all the way to the very limit of fertile soil near the volcano's mouth. You don't get to go all the way there, but instead they drop you off at an on-site restaurant. The view is probably even better if you'd have access all the way up. The guided tour itself was very brief. Our guide's name was Maria Paola, and she demonstrated vast knowledge about winemaking. However, the tour was way more focused on a brief history of the vineyard itself than the actual process and challenges they have at making wine. All questions asked, she was quick to respond, but I would have enjoyed it even better if it was a more in-depth look at the winemaking process here. The whole guided tour took about 15 minutes. Afterwards, we were taken into the restaurant where we had a 4-course meal accompanied by 5 different wines. A bruschetta, a pomodoro pasta, a table of cheese and salami, and a cake slice with apricot jam. It was all pretty decent, but nothing was mind-blowing either. The wines were great though, specially the opening one which was a Lacryma Christi white wine. Ended up buying one of these to bring back to the hotel. As they poured each wine, a very fast explanation of the type of winr was given. This could have been more enjoyable, too, if they had taken their time to introduce them better. All said and done, if you enjoy tasting new things, and are around the area looking for a fun way to spend your day, I recommend you check this place out. There's plenty of room for the experience to be improved, but the quality of the wine and the view from up top make it worth the trip, nonetheless.

After a morning of walking around Pompeii my husband and I were ready to sit and enjoy some vino!…read more We were recommended Vinicola by our driver and it was exactly what we were looking for. Maybe a 10-15min drive from Pompeii up on the side of Vesuvius. Great views of the bay and picture opportunities from the restaurant. We opted not to do the tour of the vineyards so I can't speak to that. We were seated by a window on the enclosed deck dining area and the view was gorgeous. If you call ahead, try and ask for a window table. They offer price fix menu options to accompany the wine and although I thought the quality was good, most things were pretty standard. My favorite by far was the grilled pork sausage, tons of flavor. I do think the cost is a bit pricy, but you're getting the wine tasting included so I totally understand. The wines were very nice, they gave us a good variety to try. Special within the region due to the soil content of the volcano. They didn't go into too much detail but they have a nice pamphlet with lots of info. They were readily able to answer any questions we had. We got a prosecco, 2 white wines, 2 red wines, and a dessert wine. You can buy bottles to take with you or order by the case to ship (you can mix and match). A very nice experience and great atmosphere, definitely worth trying.

You know a place is great when all tables are taken and you need to squeeze through the sidewalk to…read morepass by. It could be the atmosphere, the community, the location, the owners, or the wine selection. The wines we tried on this visit were eccellente e perfetto! You know the aperitivo here comes with your glass order. This perk is one of many pleasant fun things at the caffes in Napoli. Don't forget to tip the hardworking servers ;) They had only two attending to everyone that evening.

UGLY TOURISTS TRAP they lead you very kind serve some…read moreaverage minus wine and at the end say you..." we forgot to tel you that we charge 55 Euro per person..." We were 4 so we payed 220 Euro por nothing. That price in that area is of 10 to 20 bottles of wine. DON'T GO

Fabio treated us amazingly, a great tour and great conversation, highly recommend the tasting with…read morehim

This is my 2nd time staying here and 3rd time visiting. My dad and I stumbled upon this place…read moreduring a day trip to Pompeii and then decided to stay at the resort. This place has it all - winery, resort, horse stables, and restaurant. There rooms have a queen bed with a pullout couch and an amazing patio with privacy. The room is very cozy and has a stocked refrigerator of drinks and snacks. The bathroom is very nice and has a walk-in shower and dual shower heads. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. They will assist with making any reservations within the resort or setting up excursions. Breakfast is included in your stay. They offer pastries, juice and some hot items. For gluten free they have bread, muffins and cookies. There is also an epic pool with lots of chairs and a pool bar. The towels are wrapped in plastic and the servers will bring you anything you ordered. We had an limoncello spritz and GF snacks. The staff will also give you a tour of the property. It's kept up immaculately and the views are incredible. We also had dinner at the restaurant. They offer GF pasta and other dishes. The pasta was delicious! The resort scheduled a private Pompeii ruins tour for us. They suggest morning or afternoon due to the hot weather. The tour was incredible and the guide was very knowledgeable. There is also a stable where you can take lessons. We didn't opt to do it this time but my dad and I tried last year. You can also schedule a wine tasting. All their wines are made with volcanic grapes and are natural. We were able to try 4 wines with a shot of limoncello. Lunch is also included and can be made GF. Overall had an amazing experience and will definitely continue to come back.

Amazing winery tour followed by a delicious 3 course lunch & wine tasting. We were brought around…read moreon a golf cart and given the history behind the winery. We got to see the horses being trained as well as part of the Pompeii ruins that are located on their property. Once we sat down we were greeted kindly by our server and explained each of the wine tastings we were given along with what they paired well with. Each course was more delicious than the last. Our menu choice was 50 euros per person and worth every penny.

Oh my goodness!! I tried five of their wine and I am in love! Not only with the wine but also with…read morethe vintiner's grandson. He was so gracious! Oh and beautiful too!!! My husband asked what made me choose this winery over the others that came up in my Google search and honestly, I don't know but I felt drawn to it. We drove through a national park, and what felt lime a few people's driveways to get there and I would do it again in a heartbeat! The grandson, Antonio, explained the wine flavors and co.complexities to us and even put it in language that my husband could understand (he is not a wine drinker), so this was awesome! He also shared some of what they are doing in their business right now, the econcomics of it, which of course my husband LOVED!! Their reds were lovely and great Italian drinking wines. The whites however, were more complex. I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT!! And being summer, this was an awesome discovery! I am going to speak to some firends back home to see if they will consider carrying their wines in their restaurants! I would love to have it availa la to me. I did ship a case home (to a friend in Indiana since we can't ship to Kentucky :/ ). Love and HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!