Earn an automatic credit of $500 on your Italian "Meet the Winemakers" Tour:
Valid until July 31, 2026. Limit of one code per customer at Bottega Tours.
Meet the Winemakers and learn the stories behind every bottle.
After many years of travelling to Italy and discovering these magnificent wineries, we joined forces with Bottega Tours and the best local tour professionals to offer a carefully curated 7 day tour experience in the wine regions of Italy.
An indulgent 7-day Wine & Food experiences so that you can relax and explore selected boutique wineries and ancient towns of Puglia and Tuscany. Experience authentic cuisines, enjoy wine tastings with local wine experts, and get to meet the Winemakers!
A unique and informal 7 day small-group tour with a wine expert and like minded people who enjoy Italian wine, food and magnificent ancient towns.
Secure your spot today with no deposit, and pay in full only three months before departure.
Tuscany is a region of rich and varied landscapes, from rolling vineyard hills and olive dotted valleys to forested national parks of beech, chestnut and oak. Art, culture and history define every part of the region — from medieval hilltowns and Renaissance cities to its terraced vineyards, historic estates and scenic countryside ideal for relaxed exploration.
Join our Tuscany Tour and experience some of Italy’s most iconic historic towns, including Cortona, San Gimignano, San Miniato and Lucca. San Gimignano, known as the “Town of Towers,” is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional medieval architecture and remarkably preserved skyline.
Tuscany’s winemaking heritage dates back to pre Roman Etruscan times, and today it remains one of Italy’s most influential wine regions. Sangiovese is the region’s most important grape, forming the foundation of Chianti Classico, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Brunello di Montalcino. Tuscany also produces notable whites such as Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Trebbiano Toscano and Vermentino.
Stay in the beautiful towns of Cortona and San Miniato, each offering a distinct perspective on Tuscany’s landscapes, culture and culinary traditions.
Puglia (also known as Apulia) has a rich and diverse landscape from warm beautiful beaches throughout 800kms of coastline to national parks with shady and cool forests of beech, maple and oak trees. Art, culture, and history are major features of the ancient villages and cities as well as the vineyards, olive groves and subterranean cave systems which are open for tours and tranquil exploration.
Puglia is also the location of the Ancient houses of Alberobello which are the small limestone houses with a typical conical roof. This city is also known as the "City of Trulli". Alberobello was recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1996. It is an exceptional example of architecture with prehistoric techniques.
Puglia’s history of winemaking dates back to pre-Roman times and today the region is Italy’s second-biggest wine producer. Negroamaro, Primitivo and Malvasia are the most important grapes in Puglia but here you will also find exceptional whites such as Chardonnay, Fiano, Moscato and Trebbiano.
Stay in stunning towns of the Valle d'Itria and Salento.
