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Podere Casina Produttori di Morellino di Scansano
(Winery in Maremma)

4.71 (7 Reviews)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €30.00
Podere Casina was established in 1987 when Rahel Kimmich and Marcello Pirisi purchased an abandoned 45-hectare farm between Grosseto and Scansano. Through dedication and passion, they transformed it into a thriving winery where they live and work with their children. The estate comprises 11 hectares of vineyards, with 9.5 hectares dedicated to Sangiovese and 1.5 hectares to Syrah. Podere Casina practices sustainable viticulture, avoiding herbicides and chemicals, to produce wines that authentically represent the Tuscan terroir of Scansano.
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Podere Montale
(Winery in Maremma)

Provides 4 wine tastings and winery visit from €45.00
Podere Montale is a young winery with a vision rooted in authenticity, community, and a deep connection to the land. Founded in July 2014, Podere Montale saw its true beginning with the first harvest of the 2015 vintage, marking the start of a journey that continues to evolve. Our mission is to establish a vineyard that serves as a proud emblem for the community of Seggiano and the Montecucco denomination. Nestled in a territory rich in character, Podere Montale seeks to enhance both the geographical and social value of this captivating and somewhat mysterious land. Through sustainable growth and mutual improvement, we strive to honor and uplift the region we call home.
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Fattoria La Maliosa
(Winery in Maremma)

5 (3 Reviews)
Provides 4 wine tastings and winery visit from €36.00
Fattoria La Maliosa is a 160-hectare organic and biodynamic farm located in the rolling hills of Maremma, Tuscany. Founded with a focus on sustainability and respect for nature, the estate produces natural wines, extra virgin olive oil, and honey. Since 2010, the farm has been certified both organic and biodynamic, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to environmental well-being. Under the guidance of Antonella Manuli, the project emphasizes quality, beauty, and the protection of the land’s rich heritage. Visitors to La Maliosa can enjoy the breathtaking landscape of vineyards, olive groves, and forests while experiencing the harmonious connection between the land and the carefully crafted products. The estate’s dedication to preserving the authenticity of the Maremma region makes it a captivating destination for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
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Poggio Argentiera
(Winery in Maremma)

5 (2 Reviews)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €15.00
Poggio Argentiera was founded in 1997 with the purchase of the Adua farm, a property that dates back to the beginning of the 20th century when the Maremma marshes began to be drained. The 15 acres (6 hectares) of Morellino di Scansano vineyards began to produce grapes and a new cellar was built. In 2001, the property was enlarged with the acquisition of another farm, Keeling, located in Baccinello. To the old but prestigious existing vineyards were added new ones, and today the winery owns more than 21 hectares of vineyards under the Morellino di Scansano appellation. The philosophy of Poggio Argentiera combines the work in the vineyard with the highest respect for the vine and its production cycle. Since 2009, the management of Poggio Argentiera has been converted by following the principles and practices of organic farming and breeding, to find the perfect balance between the vine and the surrounding environment.
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sassotondo
(Winery in Maremma)

Provides 5 wine tastings and winery visit from €60.00
Sassotondo is housed in a unique cellar, entirely dug into a "tufo" cliff on the estate's farmland. The last room of the cellar, located 14 meters underground and 30 meters from the entrance, is where the barrels are stored. This natural underground environment provides the perfect conditions of humidity and temperature for aging wine. The journey began in 1990 when Edoardo Ventimiglia, a documentary filmmaker in Rome, and Carla Benini, an agronomist from Trento, left their city lives behind. Edoardo’s family had a deep connection to the film, with his grandfather serving as Hitchcock's first cameraman, while Carla longed to work in the open air. Slowly, their passion for city life faded, and they turned their attention to the land. When they first arrived, the estate had only one hectare of vineyard, a house in disrepair, and neglected land. But by 1997, after much restoration, they had their first harvest and produced their first bottle of wine. Each day, they continue to refine their project, working closely with their collaborators and oenologist, Attilio Pagli, to bring their vision to life. The land, the ancient cellar carved into the tufo, and the San Lorenzo vineyard with its sweet Ciliegiolo grapes were irresistible, and Sassotondo was born from their shared passion for winemaking and the land.
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Val Delle Rose
(Winery in Maremma)

4.8 (5 Reviews)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €30.00
In 1996, the Cecchi family purchased Val delle Rose winery in the small town of Poggio la Mozza, which is in the heart of the production area of Morellino di Scansano. At the time of purchase, Val delle Rose had its vineyards roughly planted on 25 hectares. The Cecchi intervention was similar to a small farming revolution in that the agricultural techniques used up until then did not guarantee the consistent quality needed for a winery to survive. With soil studies in hand, and the known practices carried out in many other places - Maremma revealed an enormous potential in its terroir; so much so the winery decided to enlarge the planting area to its current 100 hectares, where the star varietal is Sangiovese (minus the Vermentino part). The vines are densely planted and vary between 5000 to 5500 plants per hectare. This involves a “logical” density - allowing the plant a slow flowering phase that is rich in air circulation. These aspects are fundamental in obtaining the right balance necessary for the wine’s quality. After the proper and skillful arrangement in the agricultural sector of the winery, construction of a new cellar/winery began. Today it is equipped with the most state-of-the-art technology, which allows the winery superior processing of harvested grapes.
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Tenuta Il Quinto
(Winery in Maremma)

5 (8 Reviews)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €35.00
Upon acquiring Tenuta Il Quinto in 2016, the owners surrounded themselves with local talent, in their own way guardians of the various expressions of Maremma and its terroir. The Il Quinto Estate stretches along 70 hectares in the hills of Magliano in Tuscany, in southern Maremma, with 13 hectares of organically farmed vines. Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea to the south and protected by Mount Amiata to the north, Tenuta il Quinto enjoys a temperate climate. Warm summers, relieved by sea breezes, and mild winters create an ideal climate.
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Tenuta di Gramineta
(Winery in Maremma)

Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €47.00
Nestled in the Metalliferous Hills Park, halfway between Siena and Grosseto, our organic farm has been producing red, white, and rosé wines along with extra virgin olive oil since the early 2000s. In this land, known for its ideal conditions for cultivating vines and olive trees, we craft elegant wines that reflect the region's natural beauty. We offer tastings with breathtaking vineyard views, allowing visitors to enjoy the serene sounds of nature under the Tuscan sky.
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Azienda Vitivinicola Villa Corano
(Winery in Maremma)

5 (1 Review)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €30.00
Villa Corano Winery is nestled in the heart of Maremma Toscana, just 20 minutes from the famous Terme di Saturnia and a mere 3 km from the enchanting medieval village of Pitigliano. Founded and managed by Stefano Formiconi, a pioneer of Maremma viticulture, Villa Corano benefits from his 40 years of experience in selecting and planting native and international grape varieties suited to this unique, wine-rich land. The winery's scenic entrance, flanked by an avenue of cypress trees, leads visitors to a well-equipped cellar with dedicated areas for fermentation and aging wines in barriques. Outside, under a centuries-old oak tree, guests can enjoy wine tastings and local products while taking in the beauty of the surrounding nature. Blending tradition with modern winemaking technologies, Villa Corano produces distinctive white and red wines that reflect the local flavors and aromas. These wines have been recognized by prestigious guides and are cherished by both connoisseurs and everyday wine lovers.
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MURALIA
(Winery in Maremma)

4.5 (2 Reviews)
Provides 3 wine tastings and winery visit from €30.00
Muralia Winery, founded in 1997 by Chiara and Stefano Casali, is located in the picturesque region of Maremma, Tuscany. Drawn by the peaceful beauty of the landscape, they created Muralia with the clear vision of producing wines that authentically represent the land’s natural gifts. The estate spans 14 hectares of vineyards across limestone, clay, and stony soils. This serene countryside setting offers a perfect escape for travelers looking to experience authentic Tuscan viticulture and its connection to nature.
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Cantina I Vini Di Maremma
(Winery in Maremma)

4.5 (2 Reviews)
Provides 3 wine tastings and winery visit from €35.00
Founded in 1954, Cantina 'I Vini di Maremma' is the first cooperative winery in the Tuscan Maremma region, near Grosseto. Established by a group of passionate winegrowers, the winery has steadily evolved, guided by the tenacity, dedication, and enthusiasm characteristic of the Maremma people. Over the years, the winery has honed its craft, improving production through the rigorous selection of grapes and refinement of winemaking techniques. Today, Cantina 'I Vini di Maremma' represents the combined efforts of more than 380 local farmers who cultivate grapes under the warm Tuscan sun, producing wines that reflect the rich heritage and unique terroir of the region. Visitors to the winery can explore the Wine Shop, where a selection of the finest local products, including extra virgin olive oil, Tuscan pecorino cheese, mushrooms, preserves, cold cuts, and honey, are available, along with a dedicated corner for organic products. This blend of tradition and quality makes a visit to Cantina 'I Vini di Maremma' a truly authentic Tuscan experience.
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Atavica, Poggio Al Gello
(Winery in Maremma)

Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €26.00
A stone house perched on the top of a hill, surrounded by vines and olive trees that appeared both wild and pristine. This was our first introduction to the land we would soon call our own. For 25 years, this Tuscan paradise was nurtured by the hands of Georgio Nelli and Alda Chiarini. Their azienda, Poggio al Gello, has followed organic agricultural practices- one of the many reasons we fell in love with the place. We’re two couples who met in Ireland, moved to Italy, and found our hearts in Maremma. Our shared passion for low-intervention wines led us here, to the land of the ancient Etruscan’s, who first introduced the vine to Italian soil. We are honoured to continue the legacy of this land as we step humbly into the agrarian lifestyle. We look forward to welcoming you!   Luca, Evie, Massi, and Erin
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Tenuta Impostino
(Winery in Maremma)

4.5 (2 Reviews)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €19.00
Tenuta Impostino was founded out of a lifelong passion for Tuscany’s natural beauty and agricultural traditions. Inspired by childhood summers spent exploring the Tuscan countryside with his grandfather Giovanni, the estate's owner decided to pursue a new dream after years of success in the design industry. He transformed a century-old pasture into a thriving vineyard, revitalized an old inn, and created a restaurant from a former piggery. Today, Tenuta Impostino is a testament to hard work, dedication, and the love of producing fine wines that capture the essence of Tuscany’s rich terroir. Each bottle produced at the estate reflects the land’s strength and beauty, focusing on crafting important red wines that speak to the unique characteristics of the region. The property, now fully revitalized, offers a luxurious experience for visitors, who can stay in the charming inn and enjoy authentic Tuscan cuisine at the restaurant, while being surrounded by the stunning landscapes that originally inspired the project. This journey of passion and commitment has made Tenuta Impostino a special destination for wine lovers and those seeking a true Tuscan experience.
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Gagiablu
(Winery in Maremma)

Provides 4 wine tastings and winery visit from €35.00
Gagiablu is a family-owned winery located in the heart of Maremma, Tuscany. Founded by Laura and her family, the winery began as a dream 15 years ago and has become a testament to their passion for the land and winemaking. The name “Gagiablu” is inspired by the jay bird that nests on the estate's symbolic oak tree. Nestled in the scenic Tuscan hills, Gagiablu embraces sustainable farming practices and offers visitors an immersive experience, blending nature, history, and winemaking traditions in a picturesque setting.
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Fattoria Acquaviva
(Winery in Maremma)

Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €21.00
Founded in 1984 by Serafino D'Ascenzi, Fattoria Acquaviva is located in the heart of the Maremma region, where the areas of Morellino di Scansano and Maremma Toscana intersect. Originally starting with just three hectares of white vineyards, the estate has grown to 15 hectares, now cultivating both red and white varieties. Our vineyard is home to an array of grape varieties, including Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Malvasia Nera, Alicante, Trebbiano, Chardonnay, Verdello, and Malvasia Bianca. Committed to sustainability, Fattoria Acquaviva has been a pioneer in enotourism, opening an agriturismo in 1992 and offering guided tours and tastings to enhance the connection between the consumer and the land. With a focus on multifunctional agriculture, we are constantly evolving, integrating innovative techniques and striving for excellence while maintaining a deep respect for the environment. Our farm is a family-run enterprise fueled by passion and a commitment to the future, blending tradition with modern agricultural practices to produce wines that are a true reflection of the Maremma terroir.

More information on Maremma

The Maremma area is located in the south of Tuscany, between the provinces of Livorno and Grosseto. Its unique landscape is characterized by green hills, long beaches with crystal blue waters, woods and flatlands. While here, you will be able to admire Maremma’s unique features while visiting the many wineries present in the territory and enjoying some unique wine tastings.

The wines produced in Maremma have gained international fame recently thanks to their extraordinary quality. During your wine tastings in Maremma, you will explore the ample range of wines produced in the area, which span from white, red, rosé and sparkling, to passito and dessert wines. Maremma boasts seven DOC, one DOCG and two IGT appellations that you will surely encounter during your winery visits.

Which food to taste in Maremma?

While in Maremma, you will have the chance to combine visits to wineries and various tastings of Maremma wines with some scenic hikes and tours of the area’s historical highlights. Your visit, however, wouldn’t be complete without tasting some of Maremma’s traditional dishes, such as Acquacotta, Tortelli Maremmani, Caldaro, Ciaffagnone, boar Alla Maremmana, pappardelle with various meat sauces.

Which wines to taste in Maremma?

During your wine tastings in Maremma, you will be able to taste many traditional vines of the area, as well as some international grape varieties. The local varieties include Sangiovese, Ciliegiolo, Canaiolo Nero, Alicante, Trebbiano Toscano, Malvasia, Ansonica and Vermentino. The most widespread international varieties instead include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Chardonnay, Sauvignon and Viognier.

Which is the best season to visit Maremma?

The best seasons to enjoy a wine tasting immersed in the stunning landscape of Maremma and organize a tour of its wineries are either spring or autumn. Avoiding the popular summer months, you will be able to enjoy some pleasant temperatures and admire Maremma’s landscape while not crowded with tourists.

What things to do in Maremma?

Between a visit to a winery and a tasting of Maremma wines, we recommend not missing out on some of the area’s most appreciated sites, like the Tarot Garden of Capalbio, the city of Grosseto, Saturnia’s thermal baths, Giglio’s island, Maremma’s Natural Park, the Etruscan villages in Valle del Fiora.