Top Things to do in Scansano
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6 Food & Drink in Scansano That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Scansano, Italy including Azienda Agricola Poggio La Luna, Societa Agricola Erik Banti, Az. Agr. Roccapesta, Vignaioli del Morellino di Scansano, Terenzi, Cooperativa Agricola Pomonte.
Restaurants in Scansano
1. Azienda Agricola Poggio La Luna
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Not just wine! Poggio La Luna’s objective is to promote our territory of origin, enhancing the local characteristics of all our products. In addition to quality wine, we also produce delicious honey, excellent extra virgin olive oil and a sophisticated craft grappa. All work in the countryside follows environmentally friendly procedures. Visit our vineyards and wine cellars and get to know the secrets of vine farming and wine making, olive trees growing and olive oil making, beekeeping and honey producing. A full immersion experience ! Walk among the rows in the vineyard and enjoy foliage in the autumn or light green at springtime. Our winery is open to public: visit our wine cellars for aging the wine (we decided to produce a limited number of bottles to guarantee the same quality in every single bottle and a trustworthy product that will never let down).The grape harvest season when the grapes are brought in and the process of making the wine begins.
Reviewed By V6570EUdavet - Amersfoort, The Netherlands
We had a fantastic wine tasting today. After a look around the property we sat down and were served a full plate of cheese, ham, bread and olives. We had a nice selection of home made ecological wines, really tasteful. We couldn’t help to take some home (and the delicious home made honey too!)
2. Societa Agricola Erik Banti
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Morellino Di Scansano Winery since 1981. the winery is located just 3 min. from Scansano. we have a wine shop where you can enjoy tasting our products and to learn about Maremma area, nice places to visit and relaxing. in our winery we speak many languages: English, Danish, Rumanian, French, German, Spanish.
3. Az. Agr. Roccapesta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By charismi - Phoenix, United States
After spending the morning at Cascate del Mulino in Saturnia, we decided to visit the Roccapesta winery which our host recommended. Tuscany is abundant with wineries including several notables. Although, we had never heard of Roccapesta we were excited to try a local recommendation. The owner, Alberto, actually gave us our tour. He was so incredibly knowledgable, kind and answered our many questions (my husband must've asked easily 100+ questions). Apparently Alberto purchased the winery in late 2000's. If I remember correctly, Alberto was formerly an engineer before buying the winery. Every grape is hand-picked before being hand-sorted for processing. Many of the wines have earned the illustrious DOCG certification, included their most popular Roccapesta Reserve. Our personal favorite would have to be the Calastia wine. Alberto was so generous and even let us try some of his older reserves from his personal collection! This was by far our best vineyard experience while traveling in Italy (way better than some of the big, notable ones like Banfi).
4. Vignaioli del Morellino di Scansano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Cantina Vignaioli del Morellino di Scansano, founded in 1972, is today formed by 160 members whose vineyards spread over the Hills surrounding the village of Scansano, in the province of Grosseto, covering a total of about 600 hectares. The vast range is concentrated mostly on the main protagonist of the area, namely Moellino i Scansano, which is available in many different facets. The brand new wine shop with its tasting facilities welcomes you to discover Maremma throgh its most typical wines! You can choose between a free tasting at the counter - no need to book - and our tasting packeges with guided tour, available upon booking.
5. Terenzi
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 42 reviews
6. Cooperativa Agricola Pomonte
The Pomonte Agricultural Cooperative is a must stop during the trip to Saturnia, it is a shop where local products are emphasized, especially beef, cured meats and extra virgin olive oil produced in the cooperative mill. The oil produced here has a medium fruity flavor and gives a pleasantly almondy finish with very present bitter and spicy.
