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Discover the best top things to do in Barberino Tavarnellle, Italy including Pasta Fresca, Poggio al Sole Winery, Casa Emma, Poggio al Bosco, Fattoria di Montecchio, Fattoria La Tancia - LA TANCIA WINERY, Palazzo Malaspina.
Restaurants in Barberino Tavarnellle
1. Pasta Fresca
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 110 reviews
This is artisanal pasta shop, where everything is prepared fresh ingredients.Here you can find every type of pasta and ravioli, and any new idea we want to try to help.I specialize in pastry school for tourists with techniques and secrets of any kind.Class A Attendance about 2 Hours- The dough and working on pasta- stretching of pasta- Differents of shapes and sizes of pasta- Variants of fresh fresh pasta and flours- Making plain and stuffed pastaClass B Attendance about 2 hours and halfThis class will end with the lunch or dinner using the pasta produced together- The dough and working on pasta- Stretching of pasta- Differents of shapes and sizes of pasta- Variants of fresh fresh pasta and flours- Making plain and stuffed pasta- Lunch or Dinner with the pasta produced
Reviewed By 421robertd - Waterford, United States
On a recent trip to Tuscany I wanted to take a pasta making class. I had researched classes in the Tavarenelle area and Vilma got all the stars through Trip Advisor. Four of us went and were so surprised. It was a one on one class for about two hours. Vilma was a joy! We watched her make the dough kneading it to the right consistency then we rolled it out and made five types of pasta: ravioli, tortellini, tortelloni, bowties and one other, all of which you could cook and eat there or take out uncooked. We opted for the takeout because we had four mouths to feed for lunch (it was over turn). Vilma is a wonderful teacher and a very personable person. Do go and enjoy, it is well worth it! I would definitely do this the next time in Tuscany, I feel I made a new Italian friend!
2. Poggio al Sole Winery
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5.0 based on 43 reviews
The grape growing and wine making traditions of the Davaz family go back several decades. The Davaz have been cellaring wine in their estate between Fläsch and Maienfeld in the Bündner Herrschaft of Switzerland (Domain of the Grisons Lords ) since the early seventies. Sons Johannes and Andrea were originally winegrowers and cellar men who subsequently pursued a formal training as oenologists. The family then acquired «Poggio al Sole» in 1990 where the elder son, Johannes, now lives with his family.
3. Casa Emma
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5.0 based on 411 reviews
The Bucalossi family bought the estate from the Florentine noblewoman Emma Bizzarri. They have maintained the name “Casa Emma” respecting the historical roots of this land. The inherent philosophy of the company is to integrate the work of men with the surrounding environment so they merge into a single block of spectacular beauty. The estate of Casa Emma with its beautiful botanical park of Chianti with the blossoming roses of Chianti, with its beautiful vineyards, arranged like an amphitheater around the central core, reveals an ancient philosophy of life, where one can truly enjoy everything that surrounds them only by merging into it and thereby contribuiting to its improvements. Located at the heart of Chianti Classico, at an altitude of 420m. above sea level, the vineyards of Casa Emma are surely among the greatest expressions that a land like Chianti Classico can offer.
Reviewed By NorCal_Hill - Novato, United States
If you know anything about wine tasting, the education and experience of tasting a variety of wines can best be enjoyed when you have knowledgeable staff, hands-on tours and fabulous views while enjoying the tastes of some excellent wine. We enjoyed our tour, tasting and experience of purchasing some wines, oils and vinegar and have it all shipped back to us in the States. It is definitely worth the time to set up a visit and enjoy some great Tuscany hospitality!
4. Poggio al Bosco
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5.0 based on 308 reviews
We invite you to enjoy a special Wine Tasting of our wines, and other typical products of Chianti. Surrounding by the flavors and aromas of our wine cellar, you will become the protagonist of an unforgettable experience.You could taste our best wines such as Chianti DOCG and IGT Toscana, combining a delicious and typical tuscan bruschetta with our fine extravergin olive oil.We will be glad to satisfy your curiosity on the world of wine, on the Chianti area and on all the Tuscan customs.
Reviewed By Arentsen_family - Delft, The Netherlands
On our last day in Tuscany we've had a wine tasting at Poggio al Bosco. Due to Covid-restrictions it was different than normal, but it was stil great. We all tasted 2 wines (each one could choose their own wine) which were really tasty. Of course we ended up buying wine, but you definately do not feel obliged to do so. Its a nice small family winery where you feel welcome and where they have great wine.
5. Fattoria di Montecchio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Montecchio’s Farm is the heart of a property of more than 300 hcts ,in the oldest part of the Chianti Classico area. The Estate is about three hundred hectares large (about 120 acres) of which nearly forty as specialized vineyards, twenty as olive-groves, forty as sow able land.
6. Fattoria La Tancia - LA TANCIA WINERY
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
azienda conduzione familiare produzione di vino chianti docg, chianti classico Docg ed olio extra vergine di oliva. é possibile fermarsi per un light lunch accompagnato dai vini di nostra produzione
Reviewed By Crobertsca
We spent 6 nights in Tuscany and this was my most memorable experiences. A 250 year old winery, run by 3 generations who go out of their way to serve up an amazing meal of pasta, cured meats, bruschetta, dessert, coffee, water, Fanta for the non-wine drinkers, and of course...the wine! And lots of it. They literary put 6 bottles on the table for my wife and I to enjoy as much or as little as we wanted. Then we got a tour of the bottling and storage facilities with again, more wine tasting. Vittoria was a wonderful host, as was the rest of the family. The price was also much less than any restaurant around. The Chianti Riserva was also very well priced. Loved everything about it. Luckily we took the bus there from Tavernalle val di Pesa to properly enjoy the experience. Grazie mille Vittoria!!!
