Experience the essence of Italian winemaking with a two-hour guided visit to a charming countryside winery, just a short distance from Rome. Begin your journey with a scenic walk through the lush vineyards, where you'll be introduced to the unique volcanic soils and ideal conditions that have made this region perfect for grape growing for over two thousand years. Your dedicated wine guide will share insights into the winemaking traditions that date back to Roman times, highlighting the region’s historical significance in the development of viticulture.

After exploring the vineyards, you'll be taken to the heart of the winery to discover the winemaking process. Visit the steel tank area where the fermentation begins, and learn about the techniques used to transform carefully selected grapes into exceptional wines. Then, move to the oak barrel room, where the aging process imparts unique flavors and complexity to each wine. Throughout the tour, your guide will provide a comprehensive overview of the meticulous craftsmanship involved, from hand-harvesting the grapes to the careful aging of the wines.

The highlight of your visit is a curated tasting of four exquisite wines, each carefully chosen to showcase the diversity and quality of the winery's offerings. The tasting includes both red and rosé wines, offering a range of flavors that reflect the terroir and the winemaking expertise of the region. To enhance your tasting experience, a delicious food platter featuring local cheeses, savory ham, freshly baked bread, and water to cleanse the palate between tastings will be provided. Each pairing is thoughtfully selected to complement the wines and bring out their best characteristics.

This experience is perfect for anyone looking to delve deep into the art of winemaking while enjoying the beautiful Italian countryside. Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or a curious traveler, this tour offers a unique opportunity to learn about Rome's historical role in winemaking and taste some of the finest wines the region has to offer. Join us for a memorable journey that celebrates the land, the vines, and the centuries-old tradition of winemaking.