If you want to do some wine tasting in Italy with a difference, you could try the “treno del vino” or wine train, which passes through the Val d’Orcia and wine growing region of Montalcino, Tuscany.
The next events are October 12 with the Tuscany Slow Train (that passes from Siena to Val d’Orcia), and October 18 where the wine train leaves from Siena, passing through the Val d’Orcia on the discovery of Brunello di Montalcino.
The experience includes taste tasting traditional Italian dishes, visiting cellar doors in Tuscany and wine tasting, all with an incredible panorama and visits to the various towns and stations along the way.
The cost of the trip is around 79 euros a person – worth it for such an original tour.
For more information contact info@winestation.
it or the number 0577-832975.
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