Montalcino is a hill town and comune in Tuscany, Italy. It is famous for its Brunello di Montalcino wine.
Restaurants in Montalcino
5.0 based on 390 reviews
Small organic family business that produces wine, olive oil and grappa. Our services are only by reservation: wine tasting, and restaurant can be booked every day , except sunday. Please contact us at least 24 hours in advantage. We are three brothers and one sister and to provide the best service to our guests we need a reservation because we can not be available in any moment of the day. We will be glad to host you . Have a nice day. Giacomo, Domitilla, Stefano and Ettore
My husband and I visited Il Cocco in 2016, as part of a 10 day trip to Italy. We had an amazing experience, and loved their wines. We recently ordered a case of their wine, as we had finished the last of the case we ordered while we were visiting, and want to support this amazing family business during a time of need. The ordering process for shipping a case was extremely easy over email and used Paypal to pay, and Giacomo was very helpful in getting everything sorted out. We can't wait until our case of wine arrives!
5.0 based on 188 reviews
Experience the tradition and passion in every bottle of our Brunello while overlooking an outstanding, panoramic view in our glass enclosed and air conditioned deck. We offer small or large group wine tastings in English or Italian. We also serve light or full lunch (reservation is required). We also offer free WiFi in a relaxed and friendly environment.
My visit to Poggio Rubino with two girlfriends was without a doubt a highlight of our “girls trip“ to Italy for cooking and wine tasting. We were warmly welcomed and treated royally throughout our lunch with wine (and olive oil) tastings - and, oh, the VIEW! The tour before lunch was also wonderful. Michael was a perfect host, knowledgeable and friendly. The wine was excellent and the meal delicious. I ordered a half case of the 2015 Brunello. This was in early September and I was told that it was not due to be released until the end of January so would be shipped for my receipt in early February. Here it is February 3, and I my bottles have arrived, just as promised. I would not hesitate to buy wine here and have them ship it. This is a first class vineyard, delightful in every way.
5.0 based on 171 reviews
Reservations are required for winery tours and tastings. Please contact us via email or the phone number above. The Etruscan celebration of life--beauty, food, and wine--is alive today on the Mate family's boutique wine estate. Twenty years ago, Ferenc and Candace Mate, author and painter, fell in love with an abandoned 13th century friary--its romantic tower, courtyard, and two private hills. Within its 28 hectares of Mediterranean woods were fragrant fields of wild herbs. They planted vineyards on Etruscan-built terraces and in seven fields of varying altitudes, expositions and subsoils. For each site, they carefully chose a grape varietal, rootstock, and clones. In marl, mineral-rich shale and tufaceous soil--all abundant in calcareous fossils of a primordial ocean bottom--vines planted to a high density, forced their roots deep through varied layers, enhancing the grapes' flavors and perfumes. The Mate's hand-made wines, from organically grown, carefully selected grapes, are internationally acclaimed.
We enjoyed our second visit to Mate as much as our first visit 4 years earlier. A beautiful vineyard with amazing views and most importantly great wine. We would highly recommend a visit when in Tuscany. Jessica was an excellent host too. Hopefully we will have the chance to return for a third time!
5.0 based on 311 reviews
Tuscany is a region whose countryside never ceases to amaze for its captivating beauty. Castiglion del Bosco also knows how to charm. Castiglion del Bosco’s winery is one of Tuscany’s most noteworthy estates and a leading Brunello producer. We will introduce you to our wine culture through an exclusive selection of private tours and tastings guided by our expert staff. Tours are arranged by reservation only and are the perfect choice for guest seeking a unique wine experience in Tuscany.
Though it was time of corona, in between waves, the winery was open for pre-booked visits. The winery us stunning and situates in a beautiful surroundings. Marco, my host, was wonderful, patient and professional and did his utmost to make me feel at home as well as protected and safe. Wines are extraordinary and the story behind the winery and winemaker is awesome.
5.0 based on 296 reviews
The superb wine from Montalcino is born in the vineyard and develops in the cellar. Two fundamental steps carried out with the utmost care and knowhow. The main element though is the summer sun that gives character to the grapes. Solaria is the Montalcino winery who has focused on these characteristics . the vines located on a high plateau on the southeast side of the rising Montalcino and bath in the heat of the dun from dawn till dusk! Patrizia Cencioni gives you the opportunity to tasted the wines directly at the winery; there you can discover the secrets that create Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino one of Italy's greatest wines.
We had the best time visiting Solaria winery and bought A LOT of wine and olive oil... and it is all AMAZING!!! Aryanna was the sweetest, funniest, most informed guide we've ever had on a wine tour (we even watched her expertly handle some mansplaining jerk like a pro.) This place is family run and you can feel it. They all were having the best time and in turn, so did we.
4.5 based on 1,474 reviews
This beautiful church is all that remains of a Benedictine monastery supposedly founded in the time of Charlemagne although construction of the current church apparently started in 1118. If you look at the altar step you can see an inscription with this date. It has a lovely, stark Romanesque feel inside but it's the outside aspect that's particularly appealing. In a lovely setting surrounded by greenery it's stone seems to glow honey-like in the afternoon sun. When you reach the fork in the approach road where you should turn right turn left for a couple of hundred yards for the best distance photos before retracing your steps. What a lovely spot. We visited as part of a circle trip to Montalcino, the Abbey and the delightful Bagno Vignoni, making for a superb day.
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Altesino is a leader in various, important innovations in the production of Sangiovese from Montalcino, causing it to stand out and become a reference point for the entire territory. Some of the positive contributions putting Montalcino on the world map are: the introduction of the "Cru" (Montosoli) concept in 1975, the production in '77 of the first Grappa from a winery and the first Futures (purchasing wine before its release) for Brunello 1985. We organize wine tastings and the visit are made under appointment preferably.
I've been to Montalcino 4 times and visited at least 25 wineries there. This was the first visit to Altesino. Booked a tour prior to leaving the USA (via their website). Immediate response. They weren't open the day we wanted to visit but they opened for a tour for us. Spoke English. Above average wines and a good value.
4.5 based on 103 reviews
We were driving to Montalcino and happened to be driving past Casanova di Neri and made a spontaneous decision to make a stop (an big advantage of renting a car in Tuscany). They were greatly welcoming and helpful, and we bought a case of wine as well as their olive oil. We did not take a tour due to time constraints, but the shop/main house is quite nice and just a few minutes from the town. The wine is terrific and they have different bottles at a wide range of price points (go for the Brunello di Montalcino, it is worth the few extra dollars or euros).
4.0 based on 389 reviews
Wow....you must experience the tasting inside the fort. We had a table outside for our lunch and thoroughly enjoyed our tasting!! We purchased the "excellent" flight of wines and we were NOT disappointed. Our hostess first served us 6-7 Brunello wines and after pricing them ($250-$350), we asked if there were other wines to consider. She then brought out 4-5 more wines in our price range ($90-$200) and they too, were excellent wines. The atmosphere (inside a fort), the knowledge and fun hostess, and the excellent wine made this wine tasting perfect. So much so, we purchased a case of wine and had shipped back to US. Highly recommend!!
4.0 based on 1,048 reviews
We had visited Montalcino twice and enjoyed the sweeping views from the walls of the old Fortezza built in the 14th century. The mighty fortress proudly protected the hill town of Montalcino at various times and is in remarkable condition now.
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