For "Open Wineries 2014", the Tuscany region offers a journey among large and small wine making gems, from Carmignano to Nobile di Montepulciano, from Chianti Classico to Chianti to Brunello
"Open Wineries" allows a fascinating journey through the terroir of the Tuscan wine culture among large and small wine making gems, from Carmignano to Nobile di Montepulciano, from Chianti Classico to Chianti, from Brunello di Montalcino to the Val di Chiana wines, through those of Val d’Orcia to the DOC Cortona and Colline Lucchesi.
On 24th and 25th May, "Open Wineries 2014", which brings to the stage the wealth of great Tuscan wine by opening the curtain of wineries to wine lovers for the most important wine tourism event of the year.
«Tuscany is a region that every year attracts thousands of wine lovers – Violante Gardini, President of the Wine Tourism Movement of Tuscany, explains – that is why this year we want to offer to lovers of good wine memorable experiences of discoveries and encounters, history and tradition. Tours and tastings to live in wineries but also among the vineyards in the company of our 4–legged friends: to schedule a tour, visit www.mtvtoscana.com, our new website that has just had a makeover».
From the visit of the historic cellars, from companies that are part of real "domains", to the many family–run businesses, but also organic wineries, all run by women in the background of the most well–renowned landscapes in the world. And more, picnic on the grass tasting local culinary delicacies and sipping glasses of wine in the green of the hills and romantic Italian gardens, horseback riding in the countryside or in the company of your dogs among vineyards and vine rows of "pet friendly" companies.
"Open Wineries" is an experience not to be missed for wine lovers: it is an opportunity to learn and explore the Tuscan terroir of the wine culture but also the history, the tradition and the "great beauty" of a territory known around the world and able to preserve and renew itself. (For information on tours & tastings, for a fee and free: www.mtvtoscana.com).
Tuscany Wine Tourism Movement Association
info@mtvtoscana.com
www.mtvtoscana.com
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