Premium Wine Tasting at Viticoltori Pasqualetti in Peccioli
Here is what's in store for you
Discover Pasqualetti Viticoltori in Peccioli, Tuscany, during a guided experience that takes you from the vineyard to the tasting room while introducing you to the winery's family-run approach to winemaking.
You'll be welcomed by Laura, the winery's sommelier, who will guide you throughout the experience. The visit begins with a walk through the vineyard adjacent to the winery, where you'll learn about every stage of vineyard work, from winter pruning to the grape harvest.
The experience continues with a guided visit to the family winery, where Laura will explain the production process and the philosophy behind Pasqualetti Viticoltori's wines.
The tour concludes in the winery's tasting room (enoteca aziendale), where you'll enjoy a guided tasting of 5 wines:
Iris – Bianco IGT Toscana
Celso – Rosso IGT Toscana
Chianti DOCG
Scarlet – Rosso IGT Toscana
Nicchiaia – Passito IGT Toscana
To preserve the purity of the tasting experience, the wines are accompanied only by bread served with Pasqualetti's own extra virgin olive oil, allowing you to fully appreciate the aromas and characteristics of each wine without additional food pairings influencing your palate.
Children are welcome and can enjoy bread with the winery's extra virgin olive oil, fruit juice, and a dedicated play area with colouring pencils and markers.
The winery is fully accessible for guests with disabilities and is included in the Village for All accessibility guide.
What's Included
- Tour of the winery
- Tasting of 5 wines
- Bread and olive oil
- Tour of the vineyard
- Juice, bread with oil and colouring markers for kids
Booking details and conditions
You can cancel for free until 5 Days Prior
All ages welcome
Frequently Asked Questions
There are also reduced rates for:
- Children: Free
- Youth: €6
User Reviews (1)
A superb Tuscan wine discovery experience
We were able to discover the history of the estate and taste 5 wines.
Have the wines tasted from new bottles in order to preserve all the wine's aromas (better freshness) rather than from bottles kept open from one tasting to the next.
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