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Certaldo (FI)
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Certaldo (FI), Italy
A two-person operation in medieval Certaldo Alto, Osteria del Vicario runs a fully plant-based kitchen drawing on regional produce and its own gardens. Eleonora Rizzo cooks with the kind of vegetable literacy that makes the format feel earned rather than fashionable. The attached B&B makes it a rare Tuscan destination worth planning a stay around.
Certaldo (FI)
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Certaldo (FI)
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Certaldo (FI)
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Certaldo (FI), Italy
Az. Agricola Falisca fits the quieter side of Tuscan wine travel: a small, family-owned Certaldo winery focused on Sangiovese, Chianti Colli Fiorentini, and countryside tasting rather than grand-estate theatre. Its appeal is terroir-led, with vineyard setting, natural production philosophy, and an appointment-only format that suits visitors who want the agricultural context around the glass.
Certaldo (FI), Italy
Tenuta di Sticciano is a historic countryside wine estate in Certaldo, framed by vineyards, olive groves, garden views, and agriturismo calm. The draw is not a trophy-led cellar narrative but a land-first Tuscan format: guided tastings, food pairing, estate grounds, and a quiet setting that suits travelers who want wine, landscape, and lodging in the same rural rhythm.
Certaldo (FI), Italy
Terre del Bruno gives the Chianti cellar visit a heritage-resort frame: medieval stone, vineyard context, Sangiovese-led wines, and a hospitality model built around guided tasting rather than a quick retail pour. The draw is not awards theatre; it is the way Florentine Chianti’s family land, cellar practice, and Tuscan IGT range sit together in one quiet Certaldo setting.
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