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Tuscany Travel: Gastronomy in Tuscany
Discovering the black gold of Tuscany: chocolate (Mar 2009)
I've decided to take you on a journey of discovery to find the sweet-tooth's black gold: chocolate, through several of the Tuscan chocolate hand-crafting laboratories. ...
Wine street in Tuscany (Oct 2007) by Placesonline
Tuscany is one of the most beautiful and colourful Italian regions. Its territory is influenced by the cultural and historic heritage. Tuscany offers to its visitors a high quality hospitality and delicious food and wine. In the territory of Tuscany growth long vineyards which give us excellent w ...
Pienza: The City of the Pope and Pecorino (Aug 2006)
The secret is all in the clay. The expression is actually referring to the clay soil found in Valdorcia on which lush fields of grass grow. This grass is noted for the particular taste it gives to the milk produced by the sheep which eat it, milk which is then used to produce the region's famous ch ...
San Gimignano: The Vernaccia Wine and the Saffron (Aug 2006)
The Vernaccia of San Gimignano is one of oldest white wines of the Italian peninsula with a production and consumption which dates all the way back to the 13th century. The vines used to make the wine (which go by exactly the same name of Vernaccia) grow all around San Gimignano, one of the nicest z ...
Scansano and the Morellino Wine (Aug 2006)
The region situated between the River Ombrone and the River Albegna is the producer of an intense red DOC* wine, very pleasant to drink with a dry taste. So, if we go in search of this very appealing red wine we will find ourselves in one of the healthiest parts of the Tuscan Maremma. ...
The Brunello of Montalcino and the Road of the Montecucco Wines (Jul 2006)
The wine remains in barrels slowly developing its unique aromas. In a region famous for its truly great wines, all around us there are scenes of an incredibly beautiful countryside complete with rich medieval villages and quaint little streets made of stone. And so, in a quest to discover more about ...
From Bibona to Casale Marittimo (May 2006)
There exists a beautiful part of the Maremma, situated to the south of the borders of the provinces of Livorno and Pisa, which must be visited during any trip to this beautiful part of Tuscany. The area in question is a must-see for 3 very good reasons: its wine, pecorino and enchanting towns. The z ...
· Accommodation in Tuscany: :
Aquilea 1495 Weekly Price: Min. € 700,00 Max. € 1.100,00 Number of Beds: 6   |
Torrita di Siena 2382 Weekly Price: Min. € 500,00 Max. € 500,00 Number of Beds: 5 |
Montieri 2037 Weekly Price: Min. € 217,00 Max. € 1.150,00 Number of Beds: 19  |
San Gimignano 1828 Daily Price: Min. € 100 Max. € 190 Number of Beds: 12  |
