Bottoms up! Our favourite vineyard agriturismi in bellissima Italia
Guest Expert
5 min read
From Tuscany’s Chianti to Veneto’s Prosecco, and Piedmont’s Barolo to Umbria’s Orvieto, the sheer variety of Italian wines reflects Italy's immense geographic diversity. And you'll know, if you’re munching your way around Italy, that the delicious meals placed in front of you taste even better when matched with a glass or two of local vino. The pinnacle is, of course, pairing your meals with wine made at the very vineyard where you’re spending the night, or week. So, we’ve rounded up our favourite agriturismi, or farm stays, from across the country where you can eat, drink, join in the grape harvests, taste test, and only wobble a few steps to a deeply comfortable bed to sleep it all off. Cin cin!
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