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Region: Tuscany

Photo of Tuscan vineyard in the fall. Guide to the best Tuscan wines & wineries. Speaking of Tuscany, it’s too easy to fall for clichés. It can’t be true, it’s all too perfect, and that’s how the myth is born, and so is the temptation to travel to those lands where life is a fairy tale and there is no other worry than that of choosing what new pleasure will distract us next.

What shall we do today? Shall we visit a castle in Chianti and let ourselves be carried away by the ecstasy of its wine cellar? Shall we ride wildly through the Maremma’s hills with the Butteri?

Shall we let the magnificence of Santa Maria Novella overwhelm us, until our deepest self is lost in its perfect forms and becomes part of something divine? Tuscany will not spare you opportunities to quench your thirst for beauty and blissfulness.

Tuscany awaits you with its excellent wines and some of Italy’s best culinary masterpieces, as well as treasure like cities that guard architectural marvels worthy of being visited at least once in a lifetime.

Tuscany countryside colors, fall foliage leaves and colors. moorland red trees Go beyond the touristy appearance and discover the lively landscape and its many peaceful corners. What Tuscany offers is its soul, imbued with history and traditions and its living art, whatever the subject at hand may be: food, wine, sculpture, poetry.

The keywords we suggest are Florence, Michelangelo, Brunello & Brunelleschi, finocchiona (a salami seasoned with fennel seeds and garlic—it will make you dream), Siena, Boccaccio, Donatello, pici (a kind of thicker udon, served with a ragù of meat and red wine), pecorino … While we could go on forever, our advice is to come to Tuscany and get to know all this in person.

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Discover Tuscany's beloved dish, chicken liver crostini, with secrets shared by a top Florentine chef
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Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of lavender fields in Italy. Explore the best locations from Piedmont to Calabria
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Gronda di Calafata: a delicious natural white wine to pair with shellfish

If you are looking for a savory and elegant white wine to drink as an aperitif or in combination with seafood, you have found it!
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From Sea to Table: Tenuta Loacker’s Valdifalco 2016 Vermentino

With its mature tones and biodynamic production philosophy, this wine offers a unique gustatory depth and structure
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Discover the Secret to Unforgettable Tasting: 2019 Melograno Rosso Podere Concori Syrah

The 2019 Melograno Rosso Podere Concori is a full and lavish Tuscan red wine that is structured but elegantly restrained
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Cabernet Franc 2020 Ampeleia: A magnificent natural wine for people who adore nuanced and deep reds

Cabernet Franc 2020 Ampeleia is a sumptuous wine that stands out for its great elegance: this is the true face of this noble vine
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Discover the Legend and Beauty of San Galgano: A Visitor’s Guide to the Abbey

The roofless church of Tuscany: this is how the abbey of San Galgano in Chiusdino is called and you should visit it: it's amazing!
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2014 Tignanello Antinori Review And Tasting Notes

Glass test of Tignanello Antinori 2014, one of the most famous and expensive Super Tuscan in Tuscany: is it worth the price?
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2020 Chianti Classico Ama Castello di Ama: a powerful and rocky Tuscan red wine

The Chianti Classico Ama 2020 is a Sangiovese di Gaiole still very young, but full of exuberance and power: to drink in 6 years
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2014 Costa Toscana Rosso IGT Ampeleia Review And Tasting Notes

Juicy, structured, full of refined aromas and ambitions, this Cabernet Franc has all the credentials to be great
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