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Saturday, horseback through the Tuscan Countryside
A Travel Blog by trish1805
Saturday was the most awesome adventure ever. Lori, Mallory and I took a horseback tour of the Tuscan countryside. It was amazing. Unfortuntely, I cannot post any of the pics as Lori's Mac is not playing nice with my HP camera. So, check out my facebook ...
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Tuscan wine paradise
A Travel Blog entry by vine_hooligans from Greve, Tuscany, Italy
Ryan's real birthday was celebrated two days later with a private wine tour with a very knowledgeable guide in the Cinati Classico region. For the wine lovers (and our record|) I'll go into a bit more detail on this region and its wines as detailed in an ...
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Wine tour through Chianti country
A Travel Blog entry by kiwijays from Siena, Tuscany, Italy
... Momma's lasagna. The wines were really expensive, we would have bought one in the days when we were cellaring wine but not here, one of the ladies on the tour thought the prices were for a case not a bottle, she was planning her list for a little ...
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Wine Country Paradise - Tuscany
A Travel Blog entry by jenandjeffmilum from Montepulciano, Tuscany, Italy
... our taste buds and we wished we could have afforded to buy up their stock of this premium vino rosso. The amazing thing about Tuscan wine is that it is all good, but there are wide varations in the quality and aspects of it, even though almost all ...
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Tuscan country side
A Travel Blog entry by jeroenandlinda from Poggibonsi, Tuscany, Italy
... and Linda, the google queen, clicked around on the internet, researching the best of the best as usual. For this afternoon we booked a wine tour of the Chianti area. We did not find it a very responsible idea to go and drive around after tasting so we ...
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Wine, Wine, Wine by Erica and the Whinettes
A Travel Blog entry by esmigiel from Paganico, Italy
(Erica) Today we have our 2nd and last wine tour - this time at Banfi (thanks Blair and Fran for making this happen!!!!!!). Like Tenuta di Arceno, this vineyard was about a 45 minute drive from our villa. The difference is that Banfi is HUGE and the ...
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More wine, food and a little history
A Travel Blog entry by nickfear from Siena, Tuscany, Italy
... on wine and wine production, and a good teacher. I would recommend his tours and tastings. I learnt a lot about Tuscan wine, and of course sampled some excellent examples. This was expensive tour, but anyone on any budget can sample ...
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still Under the Tuscan Sun
A Travel Blog entry by mholtz from Montepulciano, Italy
Montepulciano is known as the paradise of Tuscan wine. It is accredited world renown for the Vino Nobile it produces. It is also one of the highest of the Tuscan hill towns, with stunning panoramic views, winding alleys & odd shaped ...
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tuscany and wine tours, what could be better?
A Travel Blog entry by collanya from Florence, Italy
... to see where the cantina was, and also were they stored their wine, some dating back to 1947! This marked the end of our tour with Tuscan Wine Trails, and I really enjoyed myself, even though I am not a wine person. I think mom also had a great time, and ...
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Which fine wine drinker are you?
A Travel Blog entry by ramblingrover from Mendoza, Argentina
... try every label that exists and if this requires travelling the world, then so be it. Nothing gets your juices going like a wine tour in the most exotic of places and your fndest memory is performing sword tricks on champagne bottles in South Africa. ...
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Under the Tuscan Sun
A Travel Blog entry by miranda.chen from Siena, Italy
... hillside, but to be honest, the Tuscan hillside is pretty dry about now. Come back with friends or another couple and another half, do a wine tour, rent a car, and stay a while. I think that is the way it should be done. I got some great pictures ...
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I Would Pay Extra For A Tour-Group-Free Europe
A Travel Blog entry by very_rachel from Florence, Tuscany, Italy
... should immigrate there because there are more multicultural opportunities. The second occasion occured while lunching in Tuscany on the wine tour. I was discussing with an Australian that as far as second languages go, Italian is pretty limited in its ...
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Whats Tuscany without some wine
A Travel Blog entry by nmatt118 from Florence, Tuscany, Italy
... snacks while you sampled. Wild boar salami a delicacy in these parts as well as some pecorino cheese and more biscotti. The wine tour was a truly Tuscan way to end our trip to the heart of Italy. Tuscany is much more than the swarms of tourists who flock ...
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California Wine Country
A Travel Blog entry by howefortunate from Amador County, California, United States
... has much to offer. The rural roads, mountain air, and beautiful scenery make it the perfect setting for a California Wine Tour. Most wineries offer complimentary wine tasting. An added bonus: the wines are much cheaper than ...
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Relaxation Under the Tuscan Sun
A Travel Blog entry by djfriednash from Cortona, Tuscany, Italy
... explored the sleepy but beautiful town and returned to our chateau. There is a winery on the property, Bargello, and we took the wine tour led by the owner's son. We had dinner at the hotel's Michelin rated restaurant, our first fancy meal since arriving ...
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Chance, Change, Hellos and Goodbyes
A Travel Blog entry by shelleygrant from Florence, Tuscany, Italy
... black leather sofa in a smoke filled loft and touring the city by day solo, I opted for a hostel and booked a Tuscan wine tour for a bit more interaction with fellow travelers. The tour was fabulous, and my hopes to meet traveling peers were fulfilled. ...
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Under the Tuscan Sun !
A Travel Blog entry by amazingone from Florence Italy, Tuscany, Italy
... with its cobble stoned lane ways and cute Taverna’s. However the surrounding countryside of Florence held that special ‘Tuscan appearance’ which is something you have heard about but needs to be experienced by your own senses to be ...
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Under the Tuscan Sun
A Travel Blog entry by kamyp from Siena, Tuscany, Italy
... ride a bike.A colleague had told me about a beautiful town called San Gimignano and insisted that it was the most beautiful spot on his Tuscan tour. How was I going to see all of this now :( I made my way to the hotel with the no plan in mind. ...
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The Tuscan Hills - A Cooking Adventure
A Travel Blog entry by neil.gent from Tenuta di Forci , Tuscany, Italy
... a little later at 10am, i think that i am getting far too used to breakfasting on the terrace overlooking a view of the Tuscan hills. I was informed that i had either woken or kept awake a couple of members of the group with my drunken ...
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Under A Tuscan Bum!
A Travel Blog entry by peekayloon from Petroio, Tuscany, Italy
... harvesting grapes, gathering apples and figs from the orchard. 21 days of Italian meals...pasta, garden fresh salads, Tuscan bread, red wine, pecorino cheese, mortadella, figs wrapped in proscuitto, rabbit cooked in fennel pollen, Italian sausage, ...
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Falkner Winery
40620 Calle Contento, , Temecula, California, United States
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... scheduled events. FREEJazz is performed on Sunday's from April through October. The Falkner'sspecialize in Mediterranean and Tuscan wine varietals including theiraward winning Super Tuscan "Amante". They also produce Viognier,Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, ...

