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The heart of Tuscany’s wine production is found in Chianti, nestled between Florence and Siena. This region is world-renowned, known for producing the namesake Chianti and Chianti Classico wines that have graced countless dinner tables across the globe.
The 23 Best Wineries In Chianti - Planning a trip to the Chianti Classico Wine Region of Tuscany? Here's your BEST GUIDE from a local Italian.
Tuscany, with its cypress trees and olive groves on picturesque hills, blown by the sea winds, has given famous Chianti to the world. More than half a millennium ago, this herbaceous-spicy, moderately fruity wine was poured into bottles called Fiasco (fiasco).
Nestled amongst the vineyards and hills of Chianti Rufina, 20 minutes away from Florence, Castello Nipozzano offers the opportunity to discover and indulge in an authentic Tuscan experience. Enter a timeless Italian Borgo surrounded by vineyards and olive trees that was founded over 1000 years ago around the ancient Castello Nipozzano.
With an on-site vineyard, restored farmhouses, outdoor cinemas, and even alpacas, you are bound to get an authentic vineyard experience staying at the Terre de Baccio. For those who like to stay busy, there are wine-making lessons, a cooking school, wine tastings, and a golf course less than ten minutes away.
Chianti is a renowned wine region located in Tuscany, Italy, known for producing some of the world’s most iconic red wines. The region has a rich winemaking history that dates back centuries, and its wines are often associated with the distinctive Sangiovese grape variety.
Media magnate Paolo Panerai's Chianti winery is one of Tuscany's most acclaimed estates, for its top-of-the-line Super-Tuscan I Sodi di S. Nicolo, its Chianti Classicos, and Vin Santos.