Private Tuscany Wine Tours from Florence

For a classic private Tuscany wine experience from Florence, we recommend a day in Chianti Classico and the Super Tuscan countryside. It offers beautiful landscapes, renowned red wines, welcoming family-run estates, and the flexibility to enjoy the day at your own pace.

If you are especially interested in Brunello di Montalcino or Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, we can also arrange a private itinerary further south in Tuscany. These areas are ideal for wine enthusiasts, although the journey from Florence is longer. Your private tour can be tailored around your preferred wine region, the number of wineries you would like to visit and whether you would like to include a traditional Tuscan lunch.

Yes — the vehicle, driver and guide are reserved exclusively for your party for the entire day. You won't be grouped with other travelers at any winery.

Hotel pickup is available on our private tours. However, some streets in Florence’s historic center, including pedestrian-only streets within the ZTL, are inaccessible to our minivans. If your hotel is in one of these areas, we will arrange a convenient meeting point near the hotel, where one of our guides will meet you and arrange your pickup in a minivan.

Shared tours do not include individual hotel pickup — all guests meet together at a designated meeting point in Florence and depart at the scheduled time.

Our Chianti Classico and San Gimignano tours are the most popular starting points — they combine well-known wines, classic Tuscan scenery and a manageable drive from Florence, making them an easy, representative introduction to the region.

Yes — as a private tour, your sommelier guide can customize the estates visited around your personal wine preferences, whether you favor historic Chianti Classico DOCG producers or cutting-edge Super Tuscan cellars. If you have specific wineries you would love to visit, we are delighted to arrange private cellar tours and tastings at your requested estates, subject to their hospitality availability and provided they are located within the wine sub-region selected for your day's journey.

Tuscany is a vast and varied region with winding countryside roads. When planning a wine route, geographic pacing is essential: what appears deceptively close on a map can easily translate into a 1.5 to 2-hour drive over undulating hills, cutting into your relaxed tasting time. For this reason, we gladly accommodate specific winery requests as long as each estate is comfortably reachable within approximately 30 to 40 minutes of driving from the other stops on the itinerary.

Simply let us know your preferred producers or wine styles when inquiring: our local wine team will review their locations and craft a seamless, beautifully paced itinerary so you spend your day enjoying world-class wines rather than sitting in transit.

Lunch is included on most of our tours — check the specific tour page, since this is shown per itinerary (a wine-paired lunch at a winery or a local restaurant).

Yes — on our private tours, pickup and drop-off are included in the published price if your accommodation (hotel, villa, or country estate) is located within approximately 20 minutes of central Florence (such as the Santa Croce district, Piazzale Michelangelo, or the immediate surrounding hillside).

If your pickup location is further than 20 minutes away, we will evaluate whether it lies naturally along the route toward the wine region visited that day, or if it requires a significant detour or is situated in another Tuscan province (such as Siena, Arezzo, Lucca, or Pistoia). In these cases, please let us know your exact address and accommodations when inquiring: we will provide a transparent supplemental fee to add to the base tour price based on additional travel time and mileage.

If you are staying in another Italian region (such as Rome/Lazio, Umbria, or Emilia-Romagna), we recommend using public transit — comfortable high-speed trains arrive directly into Florence at Firenze Santa Maria Novella (SMN) or Firenze Campo di Marte station. Meeting your guide directly at the Florence station allows you to keep travel costs well under control while maximizing your time in the vineyards.