Wineries in Greve Chianti
Aug 21st, 2010, 09:17 AM
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Wineries in Greve Chianti
Recommendations for wineries to visit in the Greve area..... we have a car and will be traveling to Siena as well as Florence. We have a reservation for lunch at Banfi our first day when driving from Rome.
Aug 21st, 2010, 09:22 AM
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Would someone kindly provide us with ......
Recommendations for wineries to visit in the Greve area..... we have a car and will be traveling to Siena as well as Florence. We have a reservation for lunch at Banfi our first day when driving from Rome.
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Recommendations for wineries to visit in the Greve area..... we have a car and will be traveling to Siena as well as Florence. We have a reservation for lunch at Banfi our first day when driving from Rome.
If you want to appreciate Italy you have to understand that courtesy is very important.
Aug 21st, 2010, 09:27 AM
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We'll be in Greve in September and plan to visit Vignamaggio right outside of town. It is the birthplace of Mona Lisa and the villa where "Much Ado About Nothing" was filmed. It also has beautiful gardens that you can tour.
www.vignamaggio.it
www.vignamaggio.it
Aug 21st, 2010, 02:28 PM
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Castello Verrezzano is close and a good tour. www.verrazzano.com Castello Banfi is another.
Some great restaurants in the area: Risoro di Lamole is one of the best... in the town of Lamole. Ristoro L'Antici Scuderia at Badia a Passignano is another. I have a larger list of restaurants, drives which covers most of Tuscany. If you are interested email me at [email protected].
Some great restaurants in the area: Risoro di Lamole is one of the best... in the town of Lamole. Ristoro L'Antici Scuderia at Badia a Passignano is another. I have a larger list of restaurants, drives which covers most of Tuscany. If you are interested email me at [email protected].
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Castello Gabbiano is just a bit northwest of Greve and is very scenic with a nice tasting room and some higher-end wines that don't seem to make it to many of the wine shops in my area. Their entry-level Chianti is available pretty much everywhere but really doesn't do justice to what the winery is capable of.
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Gabbiano is a good option.... what is what I was thinking when I typed in banfi
Maybe the period was in the address. It is [email protected]
Maybe the period was in the address. It is [email protected]
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