Every journey through Tuscany begins with a single glass
Your passport to the heart of Tuscany’s wine country begins here.
More than just a wine guide, this beautifully curated travel companion takes you deep into the rolling hills, medieval villages, and unforgettable winery experiences that make Tuscany one of the world’s most iconic wine destinations. After traveling across Tuscany and visiting countless estates firsthand, this guide was created to help travelers avoid the confusion, wasted time, and missed opportunities that often come with planning a winery trip on their own.
Inside, you’ll discover 150 carefully selected wineries throughout Tuscany — from legendary castles and historic estates to hidden family-run vineyards tucked along scenic countryside roads. Whether you’re searching for unforgettable wine tastings, vineyard lunches, cooking classes, cellar tours, boutique accommodations, or breathtaking sunset views, this guide helps you experience Tuscany like an insider.
Designed with the elegance of a luxury travel magazine, this book combines detailed winery information with stunning imagery, regional travel insights, local tips, and practical advice to make planning your journey effortless and inspiring.
Inside this guide you’ll find:
• Curated winery experiences throughout Tuscany
• Wine tastings, tours, lunches, cooking classes, and accommodations
• Regional breakdowns including Chianti, Montalcino, Montepulciano, San Gimignano, and more
• Helpful travel tips, driving advice, FAQs, and local etiquette
• Beautiful editorial-style layouts and photography inspiration
• Insider guidance gathered from real visits across Tuscany
Whether you’re planning your first Tuscan wine adventure or returning to discover even more hidden gems, this guide was created to help you slow down, savor the journey, and experience the true spirit of Tuscany — one glass at a time.
Perfect for:
Wine lovers • Italy travelers • Honeymooners • Food & wine enthusiasts • Tuscany vacation planners • Luxury travel collectors • Italian culture lovers
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Castello di Meleto
Castello di Meleto is a historic 11th-century medieval estate and winery located in Gaiole in Chianti, Tuscany. Originally a Benedictine monastery, it features luxury accommodations, wine tastings, and stunning event spaces.
TolainiWine and Tour
Tolaini is a highly-rated, boutique estate in Castelnuovo Berardenga, Tuscany. Combining Etruscan history with modern, sustainable winemaking, it offers acclaimed cellar tours and wine tastings. Visitors can explore the vineyards and barrel rooms, and taste award-winning reds with local pairings.
The Six Winery Regions of Tuscany
San Gimignano
Northern Chianti
Mid Chianti
Famous for its medieval skyline and Vernaccia, the prestigious white wine of the towers.
Upper hills where fresh Sangiovese thrives, offering bright acidity and floral bouquets.
The classic core of the region, yielding balanced and structurally robust red wines.
Southern Chianti
Warm vineyards producing ripe grapes for rich, full-bodied flavors and deep cherry notes.
Montalcino
Montepulciano
The prestigious terroir of Brunello di Montalcino, legendary for power and long aging.
A historic land celebrated for its noble Sangiovese clones and refined Tuscan charm.
The Best of San Gimignano
Why Visit San Gimignano?
San Gimignano is one of the easiest places in Tuscany to fall in love with wine country. Long before you park the car, the skyline appears in the distance — stone towers rising above vineyards, olive groves, and rolling hills. It does not feel like arriving at just another Tuscan town. It feels like approaching a medieval painting.
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Fattoria Poggio Alloro
This became one of our favorite lunch stops around San Gimignano. Sitting on the terrace overlooking vineyards with the medieval towers in the distance is exactly what I imagined Tuscany would be. The food is simple, local, and pairs perfectly with their wines, making it an easy place to spend an afternoon.
Le Vecchie Mura
If you're looking for one of the best views in San Gimignano, this is hard to beat. The outdoor terrace overlooks the Tuscan countryside, and sunset here is spectacular. It feels like one of those restaurants where you naturally linger over another glass of wine.
Dulcisinfundo
Walking into Dulcisinfundo feels like stepping into a cozy Tuscan home. The atmosphere is relaxed, the service is welcoming, and the homemade pasta was one of the highlights of our visit. It's a wonderful place to escape the busy streets outside.
Ristorante Tre Archi
Tre Archi has the kind of warm atmosphere that works equally well for couples or families. The portions are generous, the staff makes you feel welcome, and it's an easy recommendation if you're traveling with children or a larger group.
La Mangiatoia
This restaurant has been serving visitors for decades, and you can tell the recipes have been perfected over time. Everything feels authentic without trying too hard. It has that classic Tuscan charm that's becoming harder to find.
Linfa
A Michelin-starred restaurant in San Gimignano, ideal for a refined modern meal.
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Why Visit San Gimignano Wineries?
San Gimignano is ideal if you want a scenic, easy, and welcoming wine region. The wineries are close together, the driving is simple, and the combination of medieval towers, Vernaccia wine, vineyard lunches, and countryside views makes it one of the most rewarding areas to explore.
Felt personal, quiet, and genuine. The welcome was warm, the setting peaceful, and the tasting gave a real sense of family tradition and organic farming. The Owners are so warm and very welcoming, we didn't want to leave. If your looking for that Agrotourismo feel and personal experience with the owners, this is it.
Poggio Alloro
Poggio Alloro delivered one of those postcard Tuscany moments: farm-to-table food, wine, olive groves, and a panoramic view of San Gimignano. Traditional Tuscan dishes paired perfectly with each wine, and eating on the terrace while looking across the vineyards made it difficult to leave. It felt less like a tasting room and more like spending an afternoon at a countryside estate.
La Marronaia
The terrace overlooking San Gimignano was breathtaking. Sitting there with a glass of Vernaccia while the medieval towers rose above the vineyards was one of those moments where time simply slowed down. The tasting itself became much more than wine. Fresh olive oils, balsamic vinegar, cheeses, truffle products, and local specialties were paired with each glass, each one explained with obvious pride.
Altezza
The winery is beautifully positioned among rolling vineyards, with uninterrupted views toward the Tuscan hills. The tasting was relaxed and personal. There was no pressure, no crowds, and no feeling of being rushed through a schedule. Instead, each wine was introduced with stories about the vineyard, the harvest, and the family's approach to winemaking.
Torciano
Felt lively and generous, with friendly staff, local food, wine, olive oil, and a very memorable San Gimignano setting. Every Option of activities there are for any Winery, you could spend a week here and not experience everything they have to offer
The Best of Montepulciano
Why Visit Montepulciano?
Montepulciano is one of the most rewarding wine regions in Tuscany because it gives travelers both beauty and convenience. The town itself is magnificent, the countryside is easy to enjoy, and many wineries are close enough together that the day feels flexible instead of complicated.
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La Vineria di Montepulciano
This is exactly the kind of place we hoped to find while wandering Montepulciano. Great local wines, welcoming staff, and a relaxed atmosphere make it easy to stop in for a quick tasting that turns into a leisurely lunch.
Taverna di Fucile
One of Montepulciano's hidden gems. It's slightly removed from the busiest tourist streets, creating a quieter experience with outstanding food and genuinely attentive service.
Osteria Acquacheta +39 0578 717086
Come hungry and be prepared to have fun. The famous Florentine steak is carved right at your table, conversations fill the room, and the lively atmosphere makes dinner feel like an event rather than simply a meal.
Osteria del Borgo
Few restaurants combine great food with beautiful views as effortlessly as this one. Looking across the Tuscan countryside while enjoying Vino Nobile is an experience that perfectly captures Montepulciano.
Gattavecchi
Dining inside one of Montepulciano's historic wine cellars is something every wine lover should experience at least once. The setting is unforgettable, and enjoying local wines where they've been stored for generations adds another layer to the meal.
Le Logge del Vignola
A Michelin-listed Montepulciano restaurant and one of the area’s refined dining choices
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Why Visit Montepulciano Wineries?
Bindella
Surprised us with how beautifully it blends art, architecture, and wine into one unforgettable experience. The modern tasting room overlooking Montepulciano, paired with outstanding Vino Nobile and warm hospitality, made it one of the most elegant winery visits of our trip.
Icario Winery
Immediately impressed us with its striking modern cellar built into the hillside and the incredible views from the tasting terrace. The relaxed atmosphere, knowledgeable hosts, and exceptional Vino Nobile made it easy to understand why so many visitors call it a highlight of Montepulciano.
Svetoni
Felt like the perfect place to slow down, surrounded by vineyards, beautiful countryside, and genuine Tuscan hospitality. Between the refined tasting, peaceful setting, and outstanding food, it became one of those places I wished I had booked for an overnight stay.
Avignonesi
Combined world-class wines with a relaxed elegance that never felt intimidating. The beautiful estate, passionate guides, and unforgettable food pairings made every glass feel like a true celebration of Tuscany.
Palazzo Vecchio
Felt less like visiting a winery and more like spending the afternoon with a welcoming Tuscan family. From the spectacular views and generous tasting to Luca's passion for winemaking, I left convinced this was one of Montepulciano's hidden gems.
Montepulciano is one of the easiest and most enjoyable wine regions in Tuscany. The driving is manageable, walk-in options are common, the town is stunning, and Vino Nobile offers outstanding quality without the intensity or planning required in Montalcino. For many travelers, it is the perfect balance of wine, scenery, history, and convenience.
The Best of Northern Chianti Region
Northern Chianti feels like the Tuscany people imagine before they ever arrive. The roads curve gently through vineyards, cypress trees line the hills, and stone villages appear between olive groves and winery estates. It is close enough to Florence to feel accessible, but once you begin driving into the countryside, the city quickly disappears behind you.
Why Visit North Chinati?
Discover the Best Restaurants of Northern Chianti
Antica Macelleria Cecchini
Dinner here isn't just about eating—it's entertainment. Dario Cecchini's passion for food is contagious, and the entire experience feels more like joining a celebration than visiting a restaurant. If you're a steak lover, this belongs on your itinerary.
Ristoro di Lamole
The drive alone is worth the visit. Perched high above the vineyards, the panoramic views stretch for miles across Chianti. We found ourselves slowing down here, enjoying every course while taking in the scenery.
La Cantinetta di Rignana
Hidden among vineyards, this feels like discovering a local secret. It's peaceful, surrounded by classic Tuscan landscapes, and the outdoor seating creates one of the most relaxing lunches you'll find in Chianti.
Officina della Bistecca
If Tuscany had a temple dedicated to Florentine steak, this would be it. The communal tables, nonstop service, and incredible cuts of beef make this one of the most memorable dining experiences in the region.
Enoteca Baldi
This is the perfect stop when you want great local wines without an elaborate meal. The knowledgeable staff happily recommend pairings, making it an excellent place to discover smaller Chianti producers.
Osteria di Passignano
A Michelin-recognized restaurant tied to the Antinori family in the heart of Chianti Classico
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Why Visit Northern Chianti Wineries?
North Chianti is perfect for travelers who want the classic Tuscany wine experience without difficult driving. It offers Chianti Classico, castles, easy access from Florence, beautiful villages, and enough walk-in-friendly wineries to keep the day flexible.
Castello Vicchiomaggio
This was one of those “this is why we came to Tuscany” stops. Castle views, excellent service, terrace wine tasting, and a lunch experience that felt unforgettable.
Castello di Verrazzano
The drive alone was beautiful, but the tour, food, wine, and history made Verrazzano one of the strongest Chianti experiences.
Luiano
The beautiful vistas and authentic Tuscan countryside. Enjoy the fact that it is a working, family-owned estate rather than an overly commercialized corporate operation. The staff frequently receives glowing reviews for being passionate, welcoming, and knowledgeable.
Viticcio
Had that classic Chianti feeling: beautiful vineyard views, great hospitality, and wines that made us want to bring bottles home. The Wine Cellar in the tasting room is of the Gods...
Antinori
Is a stunning from the first look. The Modern architecture, cellar design, polished tasting, and rooftop views made it feel like a world-class winery experience.
The Best of Middle Chianti Region
Why Visit Mid Chianti Region?
Middle Chianti feels like the center of the story. The roads become narrower, the hills rise and fall more dramatically, and every turn seems to reveal another vineyard, another old farmhouse, or another view worth stopping for.
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La Bottega di Volpaia
Dining inside the tiny medieval village of Volpaia feels like traveling back several centuries. The atmosphere is intimate, the food is wonderfully traditional, and every walk through the village afterward is worth savoring.
Bar-Ucci
This was one of the most fun stops during our travels. Locals and visitors mingle together, conversations flow easily, and the casual atmosphere makes it feel like you've stumbled upon a neighborhood gathering.
Osteria Alla Piazza
One of those dependable restaurants where everything simply works. Friendly service, traditional recipes, and generous portions make it an excellent lunch stop between winery visits.
La Torre
The views from this restaurant perfectly capture why people fall in love with Chianti. Rolling vineyards surround you in every direction, making it easy to forget about schedules and simply enjoy the moment.
Il Ristoro di Ama
After exploring nearby wineries, this was the perfect place to unwind. The peaceful setting and seasonal Tuscan menu complement the surrounding wine country beautifully.
Osteria Le Panzanelle
A beloved Chianti classic listed by Michelin is the typical inn among the Sienese hills, where the dishes evoke memories of family cooking.
Discover the Best Wineries Of Mid Chianti Region
Why Visit Middle Chianti Wineries?
Mid Chianti is for travelers who want the heart of Chianti without feeling too close to the main tourist routes. It offers historic villages, intimate wineries, excellent food, and some of the most classic vineyard scenery in Tuscany.
Cortedomina
Impressed us with its quiet elegance and relaxed atmosphere tucked into the Chianti hills. Every wine reflected incredible care, and the intimate tasting experience felt wonderfully personal, making it one of those hidden gems you almost hesitate to share.
Poggio Amorelli
Was one of those places where everything came together—spectacular vineyard views, outstanding food, exceptional wines, and owners who made us feel like part of the family. By the end of lunch, it felt less like a wine tasting and more like spending an afternoon with old friends.
Il Molino di Grace
Walking into Il Molino di Grace felt more like visiting a passionate family estate than a commercial winery. The peaceful vineyards, thoughtful tasting, and genuine hospitality made every glass memorable, and we left wishing we had planned to stay longer.
Casa Emma Winery
Casa Emma perfectly captured everything we love about Tuscany—rolling vineyards, authentic Chianti Classico, and warm, unhurried hospitality. Sitting on the terrace with a glass of Sangiovese, it was easy to forget about time and simply enjoy the beauty surrounding us.
Castello di Volpaia
Exploring Castello di Volpaia felt like stepping into a medieval village where every stone has a story to tell. Between the historic streets, outstanding wines, and unforgettable hospitality, it quickly became one of the most unique winery experiences of our entire Tuscany journey
The Best of Southern Chianti Region
Why Visit Southern Chianti Region?
Southern Chianti this is where Chianti begins to blend into the landscape around Siena. The hills open wider, castle wineries become more common, and the experience feels less compact than North or Mid Chianti. It is not difficult in a stressful way, but it does ask for more patience, more planning, and sometimes a little more confidence behind the wheel.
This is also one of the most rewarding areas for travelers who love dramatic winery settings. Castles, long gravel drives, estate restaurants, vineyard lunches, and luxury countryside stays all fit naturally here.
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Chianti Soul Kitchen
One of the things we appreciated most here was the personal interaction. The owners genuinely enjoy talking with guests, recommending wines, and making everyone feel like they're dining with friends rather than customers.
Osteria Cacio e Pepe
Relaxed, welcoming, and wonderfully authentic. Families, couples, and locals all seem equally comfortable here, and the homemade dishes reflect traditional Tuscan cooking at its best.
La Taverna della Berardenga
This restaurant has the kind of rustic charm that perfectly matches southern Chianti. It's an easy place to slow down after a morning of winery visits and enjoy hearty regional specialties.
Ristorante Quei 2
Fun, casual, and full of energy, this became one of those unexpected discoveries that travelers remember long after the trip. It's approachable, affordable, and consistently receives praise from visitors.
Anonima X
For travelers looking for something a little more contemporary, Anonima X offers a modern twist while still staying rooted in Tuscan flavors. It's a refreshing change of pace without losing the region's character.
Poggio Rosso
A Michelin-starred creative restaurant at Borgo San Felice. is an acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurant located within the luxurious Borgo San Felice Resort in the heart of the Chianti Classico region in Tuscany, Italy
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Why Visit Southern Chianti Wineries?
South Chianti is ideal for travelers who want castles, grand estates, vineyard restaurants, and a slightly more adventurous driving experience. It feels less compact, but more dramatic. For many visitors, that makes it unforgettable.
Castello di Meleto
Staying and tasting at Castello di Meleto felt like stepping into a living piece of Tuscan history. Between exploring the castle, wandering the grounds, and enjoying exceptional wines, we left wishing we had booked another night.
Castello di Tornano
Had the quiet charm I always hope to find in Tuscany—beautiful vineyards, warm hospitality, and an atmosphere that encouraged us to slow down. Every glass came with a story, making the tasting feel personal rather than scripted.
Castello di Brolio
Driving through the gates of Castello di Brolio was unforgettable, and the panoramic views alone were worth the visit. Touring one of Chianti's most historic wine estates while tasting world-class wines made this one of the highlights of our trip.
Dievole
Perfectly blended luxury with authentic Tuscan hospitality, and every corner of the estate seemed designed for slowing down and enjoying the scenery. The wine, food, and welcoming staff created one of those experiences we'll recommend to anyone visiting Chianti.
Castello di Monteriggioni
Visiting Castello di Monteriggioni felt like walking straight into the Middle Ages, with perfectly preserved stone walls and breathtaking views over the Tuscan countryside. After exploring the castle, sitting nearby with a glass of Chianti made for one of the most memorable afternoons of our journey.
The Best of Montelcino Region
Why Visit Montalcino?
Montalcino feels different from the moment the road begins to climb. The landscape opens wider, the hills become grander, and the views stretch across some of the most beautiful countryside in Tuscany. This is not just another wine region. This is Brunello country.
The town of Montalcino sits high above the surrounding vineyards, with a fortress, narrow streets, wine shops, and panoramic views in nearly every direction. Below the town, wineries spread across hillsides, valleys, gravel roads, and quiet country lanes.
This region feels more serious than San Gimignano or Montepulciano. Many wineries require reservations, tastings are often more structured, and the wines themselves demand attention. But that seriousness is part of the magic. Montalcino is a bucket-list region for wine lovers.
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Locanda Demetra
This felt less like dining at a restaurant and more like being welcomed into someone's home. The warm hospitality, beautiful countryside setting, and cooking classes make it one of the most memorable experiences in Montalcino.
Re di Macchia +39 0577 846116
A wonderful choice when exploring Montalcino's historic center. The menu celebrates Brunello country, and every dish seems designed to pair perfectly with a local bottle.
Il Pozzo
If you're craving traditional Tuscan meats after a day of wine tasting, Il Pozzo delivers. The atmosphere is relaxed, the portions are generous, and everything feels comfortably authentic.
Il Moro
This became an easy recommendation because it consistently delivers excellent food without feeling overly formal. It's simply a dependable place where locals and visitors alike enjoy great Tuscan cuisine.
Vineria Le Potazzine
One of the friendliest places we visited in Montalcino. Sitting outside with a glass of Brunello while watching the town come alive created one of those simple travel moments we'll always remember.
Campo del Drago
A two-Michelin-star restaurant in Montalcino. 9 courses that have as their identity the story of the region with the chef's vision well-balanced land-sea pairings The final explosion of the dessert that combines chocolate with Taggiasca olives and new oil and only the closing of an extraordinary dinner pampered by a young sparkling staff never intrusive but present
Discover the Best Wineries Of Montalcino Region
Why Visit Montalcino Wineries?
A winery terrace with panoramic views across the Brunello vineyards toward the Val d'Orcia, conveying the relaxed yet prestigious atmosphere of Montalcino.
Montalcino is best for travelers who love serious wine, dramatic scenery, and slower winery days. It is not the easiest region, but it may be the most powerful. Between Brunello, the hill town, the Val d’Orcia, and the quiet vineyard roads, Montalcino leaves a lasting impression.
Corte Pavone
Driving down the long cypress-lined entrance to Corte Pavone immediately felt like arriving somewhere special. The biodynamic approach, spectacular vineyard views, and relaxed tasting made it one of the most memorable Brunello experiences of our trip.
Cantina di Montalcino
Cantina di Montalcino surprised me with how welcoming and approachable it felt despite its reputation. The staff made Brunello easy to understand, and I left with a much deeper appreciation for the wines—and a few bottles I couldn't resist taking home.
Val di Suga
Val di Suga combined elegant wines with some of the most beautiful vineyard views we found in Montalcino. Learning how the estate showcases three distinct Brunello vineyard areas made every pour feel unique and gave me a whole new appreciation for the region.
Castiglion del Bosco Winery
From the moment we arrived, Castiglion del Bosco felt more like an exclusive Tuscan estate than simply a winery. The beautiful vineyards, refined hospitality, and exceptional Brunello made it an experience I'll remember long after returning home.
Castello Banfi
Castello Banfi truly felt like a destination all on its own, with stunning castle grounds, panoramic vineyard views, and world-class hospitality. Between the cellar tour, outstanding Brunello, and unforgettable setting, it easily became one of the highlights of my Tuscany journey.
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Best Wineries in Middle Chianti Region: Fattoria Le Fonti, Lamole di Lamole, Cortedomina, Fattoria Montecchio, Monte Bernardi - Villa Bernardi,Fattoria Casa Sola, Castello di Volpaia, Pieve di Campoli ,Fattoria di Montemaggio, Querceto di Castellina,Tenuta Casanova, Badia a Coltibuono, Cinciano, Casa Emma Winery, Fattoria Casaloste, Il Molino di Grace, Castello dei Rampolla, Le Filigare Wine & Country Relais, Fattoria Poggerino, Castello D'Albola, Castello della Paneretta, Azienda Agricola Poggio Amorelli, Tenuta di Carleone - Winery, Fattoria Nittardi, Vecchie Terre di Montefili Shop,
Best Wineries in Montalcino Region: Tenuta Il Poggione, Castiglion del Bosco Winery, Corte Pavone Winery, Paradiso di CacuciCiacci Piccolomini D'Aragona, Caprili, Val di Suga, Cantina di Montalcino, Castello Banfi- ll Borgo (vinyard)Abbadia Ardenga il Poggio, Azienda Agricola Patrizia Cencioni , Máté Winery, Terralsole, Azienda Agricola TassiAzienda Agricola Martoccia, Tenuta CastelGiocondo - Frescobaldi, Talenti-Montalcino, Capanna of Cencioni,Azienda Agricola Casanova di Neri, Fattoria dei Barbi, Tenuta Di Sesta, Poggio Antico, Le Chiuse, Soc.Agr, Castello Romitorio, Winery Tiezzi,
Best wineries in Montepulciano: Bindella Srl Azienda Agricola, Podere della Bruciata Winery
Palazzo Vecchio , Az. Agr. Canneto, Svetoni, Avignonesi, Cantina Gattavecchi, Poliziano, The Grapevine by MANVI, La Ciarliana, Carpineto Grandi Vini di Toscana, I Cipressi Winery, Tenuta di Gracciano della Seta,Azienda agricola Montemercurio, Tenuta La Braccesca, Tentuta Valdipiatta ,Cantina Contucci ,De' Ricci
Vecchia Cantina di Montepulciano Soc. Coop. Soc. Agr. ,Az. Agr. Crociani di Susanna Crociani ,Icario, Azienda Agricola Dei Maria Caterina Dei, Salcheto (Montepulciano) , Cantina Storica Fattoria della Talosa, Casa Vinicola Triacca - Tenuta Santavenere,
Best Wineries in Northen Chianti Region: Castelli del Grevepesa, Tenuta di Nozzole ,Tenuta Riseccoli, Solatione ,Fattoria Viticcio ,Tenuta l'Apparita ,Tenuta Poggio Torselli ,Castello di Querceto, Azienda Agricola Castelvecchio, Poggio al Sole ,Castello di Gabbiano ,Conti Capponi - Villa Calcinaia ,Castello Sonnino ,Luiano Winery ,Azienda Agricola Mauricio Brogioni Winery ,Castello di Verrazzano ,Castello Vicciomaggio ,Antinori nel Chianti Classico ,Renzo Marinai ,Montecalvi Winery ,Azienda Agricola Podere Bucine Winery ,Azienda , Agricola Podere San Pierino ,Vecchie Terre di Montefili Axienda Agricola Montefioralle ,Terre di Perseto ,
Best Wineries in San Gimigano: Fattoria Di Pancole ,Il Colombaio di Santa Chiara ,Corbucci Wine "The Wine Experience" , Fontaleoni ,Casa Lucii ,Vernaccia di San Gimignano Wine Experience La Rocca ,Altezza Winery ,Podere La Marronaia ,Fattoria di Montemorli ,Tenuta Torciano Cantina & Ristorante ,Pietraserena, Az. Agr. Arrigoni ,Cappella di Sant’Andrea ,Cesani Winery .Guardastelle ,Panizzi, Vernaccia di San Gimignano ,Cantina - Il Palagione ,Casa alle Vacche - Winery ,Guicciardini Strozzi .Fattoria La Torre ,Fattoria Poggio Alloro, Azienda Agricola Palagetto ,Fattoria di Fugnano ,Tenuta Sovestro ,Fattoria Il Piano ,Teruzzi - Enoteca,
Best wineries in Southern Chianti :Castellare di Castellina ,Dievole ,Le Miccine ,San Giorgio a Lapi ,Tenuta Larnianone - Winery ,Castello di Meleto ,Castello Monastero ,Cantalici ,Winery - L'Antica Fornace Di Ridolfo ,Bindi Sergardi - Tenuta Mocenni ,Castello Di Tornano ,Perlage Enoteca Siena ,Borgo scopeto winery ,Castello di Brolio ,Azienda Agricola La Lastra ,Villa Trasqua ,Castello di Fonterutoli ,Castello di Monteriggioni ,Terra di Seta ,Tolaini Wine and Tour ,Castello di Ama ,Casina di Cornia
Montechiaro Wine Estate ,Rocca di Castagnoli Società Agricola ,Rocca delle Macie Spa ,Casale dello Sparviero