Panoramic apartment in old farmhouse. Farm with historic wine cellar.

Pagliericcio Apartment
The Pagliericcio apartment (110 square metres) is located on the ground floor and consists of a living/dining room with a fireplace and a separate kitchen with a dining table, 1 bedroom with a double bed, and 2 bedrooms with two single beds each (one with an en suite bathroom), as well as a second bathroom with a shower.
Outside, in the shade of a leafy mulberry tree, there is a table and barbecue reserved for the apartment. Direct access to the garden, about 100 metres from the pool, within the farmhouse and surrounded by vineyards and our fields.

The Agriturismo
Housed in an old farmhouse, our agriturismo is the ideal place to relax and discover the wonders of Tuscany. Surrounded by our vineyards, olive groves, and fields where we grow heirloom grains and truffle, it offers the perfect setting for your Tuscan holiday. Its strategic location makes it easy to take day trips to some of the region’s most fascinating destinations.

Wildlife Reserve
Thanks to the reserve’s protected status, it’s easy to spot hares, roe deer, pheasants, and rarer birds such as woodpeckers, hoopoes, and various types of birds of prey. The farm also is home to nocturnal animals that are harder to spot, such as foxes, badgers, and porcupines.

Art, History, and Nature
Just a few kilometres from Tuscany’s most important art cities—including Arezzo, Florence, Siena, and Cortona—our agritourism property is also located halfway between Chianti, Montepulciano, and Montalcino. It’s close to nature parks and scenic trails perfect for hiking and biking, and just a few minutes from the beautiful thermal baths of Rapolano. We’re the ideal base for exploring, tasting, and fully enjoying your holiday in Tuscany.

Activities

Winery Tour and Wine Tasting
200 years of winemaking history & farm-fresh flavours
Guided tour of the historic family winery: discover and taste wines paired with products from our farm.

Where did Tuscany begin?
What connects *The Da Vinci Code* to our winery?
What is the secret to the best Vin Santo?
How do you achieve the perfect food-and-wine pairing?
What awaits you:
A journey through time, exploring local history and the art of winemaking, inside a 200-year-old winery. Our estate is depicted in a painting in the Salone dei 500 at Palazzo Vecchio, as it marks the physical birthplace of Tuscany. We’ll guide you on a discovery of a traditional Tuscan farm, all the way to the tasting table. Enjoy an exclusive experience with our wines paired with seasonal produce from our farm and small local producers.

Cooking Class: From the Mill to the Table
Discover Ancient Grains
A hands-on cooking class on the history of pasta and ancient grains.

Is wheat a seed or a fruit?
What about gluten intolerance?
Ancient grains vs. modern grains?
Does wheat contain oil and Omega-3?
Why does store-bought dry pasta lack flavour?
A cooking class unlike any other!
Discover the secrets of wheat, flour, and pasta!
Start with a tour of our historic wine cellar, then grind fresh wheat to understand the differences between high-quality and low-quality flour. Get to work preparing three types of traditional pasta, then enjoy them paired with our wines.
Before the class, we’ll welcome you with seasonal farm starters and a glass of wine!

Truffle Hunting
The Secret World of Truffle Hunting and Tasting
Truffle hunting experience with a tasting of fresh farmand local wines.

What do truffles and the web have in common?
What exactly is a truffle?
Can truffles be cultivated? How are truffle dogs trained?
What to expect:
It’s not just a hunt—it’s an educational journey into the world of truffles. You’ll discover what truffles are, their role in nature, and some secrets to growing them successfully. I’ll show you how to train a truffle dog. At the end of the activity, you’ll enjoy a tasting featuring fresh truffles, farm-fresh products, and our wines.

Kayaking in the Forest
Immerse yourself in nature on a timeless lake, surrounded by woods

Who lived here thousands of years ago?
Why was this area so important to our ancestors?
Why are there so many castles in this forest?
How many wolf packs live here?

What awaits you:
An unusual side of Tuscany. This tranquil lake, surrounded by wild woods, is perfect for a “nature bath” or a picnic. Just a few kilometres from our winery and nestled within the Castello di Calcione forest reserve—which boasts over 800 years of history—the lake stretches for 5 km and is often deserted.
The adventure begins with a short walk from the car park to the kayaks. Upon request, you can book a picnic or arrange for lunch or dinner at our farm.