A glass of history, a suggestive tour inside of one of the most historical winery of Montalcino
Here is what's in store for you
Located in the center of Montalcino and belonging to the historical Padelletti family, wine producers since 1571, this beautiful winery offers us the possibility of a guided tour in search of passion and tradition, discovering the secrets of wine-making.
We will be accompanied in a magical journey that will allow us to discover and experience all the phases of the production process: from fermentation to labeling.
At the end of the tour the tasting will follow. We can be have it either inside the historical tasting room or inside the private garden of the family. A unique garden reserved to us immersed in the boundless landscape of Val D'Orcia.
A real postcard will be the background of the tasting and will allow us to enjoy a relaxing moment sipping two different vintages of Brunello and a Rosso di Montalcino, all of course of our production.
What's Included
- Guided tour of the winery
- Wine tasting experience
Booking details and conditions
You can cancel for free until 1 Day Prior
All ages welcome
Under 18 do not participate to tastings and are free. Any allergy must be communicated in advance.Frequently Asked Questions
User Reviews (5)
Relaxing and beautiful
A beautiful experience
We visited the Padelletti winery in Montalcino and I must say that the presentation, the information they gave us are useful and interesting both for those who already have a certain wine culture and for the neophyte who wants to approach this world.
Nothing merely commercial but a beautiful journey into the history and origins of this wine and its wonderful territory.
Everything was perfect, maybe a bit of documentation to leave with the participants wouldn't be bad, like a brochure with the wines, the territory, nothing special but just a memento of this visit.
An evocative experience
Montalcino
The lady took a lot of time and was very professional.
Of course, we also bought a few bottles right away because they were so good.
An aperitif platter would have gone well with it.
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