The food was amazing. Service was amazing…read more The ambiance was amazing with olive trees, a farm and the beautiful sun of Italy full of grape vines. The Bolognese was amazing. The meat sauce was perfect and with adding the extra olive delicious. Their fresh charcuterie and cheese was to die for. The service was world class and very calm.

We had an absolutely wonderful time here as a part of a Trafalgar tour. The food and wine were…read morefantastic. The setting is beautiful inside and out. We enjoyed the tour up to the vineyard. Definitely go here if you have the opportunity!

Best culinary experience of my life!…read more I don't take this review lightly and I mean every word of this title. I first met Paulo in Oct 2021. My wife and I were looking for an 'authentic' wine tasting experience near Florence (something close enough for my wife and I to ride a moped through Florence). Paulo didn't have the most reviews online but every review I saw was 5 stars. This piqued my interest..."there's something here". We find ourselves walking in the front door of an old mom and pop shop bodega/general store. Paulo greets us warmly and we walk down some stairs to his basement. We're greeted by a pre set up tasting table that just looks fantastic. Paulo goes on to teach us about the components of the tongue and how the various fruit, nut, cheese, combinations hit the senses that just so happen to pair perfectly with his Rose wine--and that was just the beginning. To this day we continue to recommend him without reservation to all of our friends (with 10+ friends being able to experience his tasting, and each agreeing this was one of their best memories in Italy). We also continue to order his wine and olive oil direct to the US and his wine currently occupies the top shelf on our wine rack. Paulo, you're awesome!!

Went into this wine tasting blind with a party of 12 and was quickly amazed by the owner Paolo and…read morehis shop/ tasting room. The tasting ( in my experience) was much more than wine tasting but a combination of cheeses, jams, mortadella, prosciutto, and of course wines which he makes. The first course included a rosé style wine and a few different cheese all of which were different ages, topped with different jams including a truffle blackberry jam and cashews which were absolutely incredible! I will not spoil the rest of the experience but if you're looking to go wine tasting in true Tuscany with generations of experience look no further. I can't wait to go back

My friends and I went wine tasting at Fattoria Montereggi, and it was an amazing experience. The…read morewine, bread, meat spread, and olive oil were incredibly delicious. The tour was very informative, and our guide was the nicest and most patient person ever, considering we knew nothing about wine. It was pouring rain in February so I would recommend looking at the weather forecast so that you can appreciate the view of the Tuscany hills better.

We hosted a three day wedding event for our guests who came to Florence to celebrate our wedding…read morewith us. Our final day was a visit to this winery based on the suggestion of our wedding planner. It was absolutely beautiful and one of the best experiences we had on the trip. Unfortunately the majority of our 20 people crew were very, very hungover from partying the night before so we called in advanced to ask them to switch the tour with lunch so that everyone could eat first and then take the tour. They were extremely accommodating (thankfully!!) and while everyone arrived very quiet and cloaked in their sunglasses, they were all lively, laughing and enjoying themselves once the food started coming. The winery also makes their own olive oil and as much as I ate during my trip to Italy, their toasted bread with olive oil and salt was hands down one of the best things I had. I'm still missing it! The staff lived onsite and gave us such a family greeting we felt right at home. Their wine was also divine. We moved on to the tour after lunch and our guide was very informative and patient with some of our crew who fell a little behind. It was so interesting to hear about their process for both their wine and olive oil. After the tour, there is a small gift shop with very affordable prices (we all expected the wine to be much more expensive). They gifted my husband and myself with a bottle of wine and olive oil as a gift for our wedding which was so sweet. A fantastic experience overall!

Wow... that is good service!!! Wine box bought on Monday (in Italy) and delivered by Friday (in…read moreHolland) .... again... very well done!!

you can't visit Italy and not do a wine tour. This place is beautiful and huge and the wines are…read moredelicious. Jessica gave us the tour and fortunately we were the only party. But the tour was spectacular. so informative, the grounds are beautiful. I would love to come back in July/August when the fields are full and roses are in bloom. I can imagine the beauty. The tasting was amazing. we tried 6 wines and they were all spectacular and perfectly paired with meats and cheeses, bread and olive oil. Everything was so delish and we left extremely happy. Highly recommend Fattoria del Teso.

Fabulous tasting! We went in the off-season, which is by reservation only. We emailed the night…read morebefore and they were incredibly accommodating and able to take our group for the following afternoon. As you approach the vineyard, you drive through a not-so-picturesque part of town, but don't let that stop you. The vineyard is in a beautiful location; plus, there are no dangerous mountain roads to traverse to get there! The wine itself is delicious, and we all highly recommend tasting the dessert wine as well. Ultimately, we picked some of our favorite wine and shipped it to the US! Would definitely return!

We have been in Italy for 7 weeks and decided to end our trip in Amilia Romania area…read more We drove to Modena, the home of balsamic vinegar. We had a tour of a family run company (Acetaia Del Cristo) with their first barrel of vinegar dating back to 1849. Special, special, special tour and highlight of our trip. We attempted to reserve a tour reservation. With the luck of Cristo, we were provided a very special tour of the facility (Laura & husband) that was the highlight of our 2 month trip to Italy. We tasted 12, 24, 50 and 60 year aged vinegar. Just go!

On our last night in Bologna, we were lucky enough to get a table and enjoyed one of our best…read moremeals. The service was friendly, attentive, prompt, and helpful. We split the platter of meats, lasagna, tortellini, tagliatelle and ragu, and grilled veggies. The lasagna was soft, pillowy, and decadent without being heavy, the tagliatelle was al dente and flavorful, and the tortellini stuffed with creamy ricotta. For dessert we split a generous portion of tiramisu, which was creamy and rich. We had a couple bottles of Chianti. The ambiance is relaxing with a neighborhood vibes. This is a wonderful osteria, everything was chef's kiss.

Intro: After exploring Bologna to the fullest, we made our way to Osteria Broccaindosso for dinner…read more Located outside of the heart of Bologna, despite being away from the center of the action, the restaurant was almost full. They didn't have any tables outside so we were seated inside. Service (3.5/5): No WiFi unfortunately which isn't great for an international traveler like me. Standard European service. Not terribly friendly and not terribly efficient but I would say they were a bit more attentive than the norm. They did hook us up with some complimentary limoncello shots which was a really nice touch. Ambiance (3.5/5): A little quieter since it's off the beaten path which I like. A pleasant, homey restaurant. Drinks (4.5/5): We shared a bottle of wine. And the aforementioned limoncello shots. Food (4/5): We went with their pasta for two deal where each person gets three different types of pasta that you choose from six or so options. I love getting a variety of dishes so this was a nice way to do it. Not huge portions given the price but still delicious. The dishes were served to us quickly and we got to try some pastas we had never heard of. Overall: When in Bologna, Osteria Broccaindosso makes for a fine choice. It's a 15-minute walk or so from the center of town.