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Old Aug 20th, 2005, 06:31 AM
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Accessible Winery from Rome or Florence

My boyfriend and I will be in Rome and Florence in early september. We would like to go to a winery, however, we are on a budget and cannot really afford to rent a car (and we would rather not hire a driver). Does anyone have suggestions for a nice/good winery we could visit that is easily accessible from one of these cities. Thanks everyone
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I apologize for not actually answering your question - - but I am curious if your intrest lies in tasting (and presumably, purchasing perhaps) some locally produced wines - - and typically at prices well under what you can pay in the US...

...or are you actually intereted in viticulture and wine<i>making</i>?

For the latter, a visit to a winery is clearly what you seek...

...but for the former, you should consider an hour (or several) in a good enoteca. Search &quot;enoteca&quot; here on this forum, and you will get lots of ideas for both cities. I have raved about Bucone (on via di Ripeta near Piazza del Popolo, in Rome) more than once.

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Old Aug 21st, 2005, 11:14 AM
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topping... can't tell if you have discovered yet how to locate any of your previous posts (you haven't acknowledged any of them yet)... click on your own name...
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Zoe - CAF and Sita do coach tours to a winery in the Chianti area from Florence if you're interested in that option:

www.caftours.com/en/regtoursac.htm

http://www.sita-on-line.it/CentralSI...lSITA-IT.htm#5

Hope this helps ...

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thanks for all your help! you were right rex, i wasn't sure how to access all my other threads and so sorry if i have repeated myself too much! both of your suggestions sound great and i will definitely check them out!
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