Italian Wine Travel Guide
Italy is home to some of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world. Followed closely by Spain and France, Italy is the world’s largest wine producer by volume. The three country’s regularly via for the top position… Grapes are grown in almost every region of Italy — there are more than one million vineyards under cultivation. In other words, if you’re visiting Italy, you are bound to stumble upon a local winery no matter where you go.
Italian Wine Tours
Wine Regions in Italy
The are 20 main wine regions in Italy. Yes, that’s a lot and seeing as there are more than 350 official Italian wine varieties, there is a lot to know…and sip. This map can help you layout which regions are either in the area you’re already visiting or help guide you on planning your trip to Italy.
Italian Wine Resources
Where to Sip
Piedmont: The Piemonte Wine Trail: Barbaresco Wine Tasting in Neviglie
Piedmont: On the Piemonte Wine Trail: Stella Giuseppe
Piedmont: Piedmont Wine Tours: Harvest Lunch in Barbaresco
Tuscany: Tuscany Wine Adventures: Wine tasting in Greve in Chianti
Puglia: Traveling to Lecce: wine, burrata and siesta
Tuscany: Wine class in Siena!
Meet the Italian Winemakers
Beyond the Vines - Things to see and do besides sipping wine.
Italy with Kids: Five Family Friendly Cities
Lecca: A Cooking Class in Puglia, Italy
Liguria: Eating well in the Cinque Terre
Lombardy: A Rainy Stay in Italy’s Lake District: Things to do in Lake Como
Lombardy: Things to do in Lake Como
Piedmont: 10 Things to do in Turin, Italy
Piedmont: Check-in / Hotel Review: NH Santo Stefano in Turin, Italy
Puglia: Food of Puglia, Italy with Cooking Experience in Lecce
Tuscany: Florence in a Single Day
Tuscany: Top things to see and do in Florence
Tuscany: Fine Wine Tasting Tours and Lunch at Avignonesi
Vento: A Perfect 2 day Itinerary for the City of Canals Venice, Italy