Sambuca Di Sicilia

Visit us for a unique opportunity to understand the entire organic production process, from the vineyards to the wine cellar. Experience a sensorial journey of Sicilian territory and culture with our organic wines and extra virgin olive oil.

The Di Giovanna vineyards and wine cellar are located inside the protected Nature Reserve of Monte Genuardo. The guided tours explain the entire wine making process from the grapes to the bottle. The beautiful, expansive panorama can be enjoyed from the tasting room, while sipping our organic white, rose and red wines. Taste local cheeses and our organic extra virgin olive oil.

In the heart of Tuscany and Chianti. Hills, vineyards, unspoiled nature. Intact medieval cities. Unforgettable atmospheres.

This is the tour of the oldest Etruscan and Roman Maremma but remained intact over time. The thermal and healing spring attracts users from all over the world. Here you can breathe authenticity, history and rurality. Breathtaking views. Spectacular wines. The villages we will visit preserve the characteristics of Tuscany and its inhabitants still speak the ancient dialects. The Biodynamic, Biological company where we will have a picnic is truly an example of obsessive attention to traditions in respect of Nature! From the above you can enjoy a 360 degree view. Your basket includes: 2 basic wines, typical breads, 2 types of cheese, award-winning oil!

3 days to discover all faces of Sicily: The color of Palermo's market, the history of Agrigento, the heritage of the Etna Volcano and much more. Always escorted by a professional driver and an english or french speaking tour guide.

Author's trekking at the historic cellar of Montalcino This is a path in the Brunello vineyards along which there are the dedications of the winners of the "Casato Prime Donne Award" and the works of contemporary Tuscan artists. Among them Marco Pignattai, Rossana Mulinari, Bruno Bruchi and Giovanni Senatore, Alessandro Grazi, Orlando Orlandini, Stefano Carlucci, Jeff Shapiro … Typical Tuscan lunch in the tasting room of the cellar in the warm and welcoming atmosphere of traditional Tuscan houses. The tables are set with the "old Ginori" dishes typical of Tuscany. Bread and peasant vegetable soups, cured meats and pecorino cheeses, black crostino alla Senese and seasonal vegetables will be served, and to conclude a traditional dessert. Including an Orcia Doc and a Brunello served in crystal goblets. Short movement and reaching the dairy. Visit with explanation of the 11 cheeses that we are going to taste.

This is the tour of the most ancient Etruscan and Roman Maremma which has remained intact over time. The Middle Ages are well represented both in Pitigliano and in Sovana. We explore Pitigliano, a city "excavated" in the tuff that stands on a natural platform. The city is called "Little Jerusalem" because it hosted an important Jewish community twice. Possibility to visit the Synagogue. Admission not included. Guided walk in Sovana, an enchanted city and an authentic medieval village. We will see very ancient early medieval churches. Entrances not included. The thermal and healing spring attracts users from all over the world. Here you can breathe authenticity, history and rurality. Breathtaking views. Spectacular wines. The villages we will visit preserve the characteristics of Tuscany and its inhabitants still speak the ancient dialects. Possibility to visit an excellent cellar. Cost not included. Possibility to have lunch on the farm. Cost not included.

Pleasant tour in medieval history to discover unique monuments. The entrance to the Duomo will be unforgettable to admire all its magnificence and harmony. The history and ancient traditions of the kitchen will become very familiar to you, so much so that you can reproduce the recipes even at home. Sienese cuisine is patriarchal, it comes from the countryside. In many respects it is similar to the Tuscan one, but if we think of vegetable soups: in Siena they prepared them with a few more aromatic herbs, such as calamint, thyme, ginger, which give a symphony of smells and flavours. Here the dishes are called godende. The Sienese love everything that belongs to the table and its pleasures. All the toponymy here speaks of food, just think of the names of alleys such as Malcucinato or Salecotto. Not to mention the wine: in the province of Siena there are 5 D.O.C.G. and 14 D.O.C. 3-course lunch in a selected trattoria or tavern to savor the historic dishes of Siena. Included in the tour price.

Maremma is considered the new Eldorado for its powerful and elegant wines, wild and shining landscapes. The typical local cuisine is Mediterranean. The people of Maremma are the most outspoken in Italy. History will take us back in time to the Etruscans.

This hidden gem is tucked away in a small, remote Sicilian town, surrounded by elegantly stylish buildings that are works of art in themselves. The very name of the place conjures cinematic memories of the Paramount classic *The Godfather*, a masterpiece that immortalized Sicilian heritage on screen. Yet, it also invites the age-old debate within the linguistic community over the origins of the enigmatic Sicilian term *Mafia*—a word shrouded in mystery and intrigue. The town is steeped in the legends of a conservative yet opportunistic past, embodied by its cathedral. Here, a 14th-century black wooden crucifix and a collection of evocative paintings by Brother Felice da Sambuca await admiration in solemn silence, offering visitors a poignant glimpse into its storied history.

This hidden gem is tucked away in a small, remote Sicilian town, surrounded by elegantly stylish buildings that are works of art in themselves. The very name of the place conjures cinematic memories of the Paramount classic *The Godfather*, a masterpiece that immortalized Sicilian heritage on screen. Yet, it also invites the age-old debate within the linguistic community over the origins of the enigmatic Sicilian term *Mafia*—a word shrouded in mystery and intrigue. The town is steeped in the legends of a conservative yet opportunistic past, embodied by its cathedral. Here, a 14th-century black wooden crucifix and a collection of evocative paintings by Brother Felice da Sambuca await admiration in solemn silence, offering visitors a poignant glimpse into its storied history.