Italy · WINE TASTINGS IN ROME
The 11 best wine tastings in Rome you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason — start there.
Rome to Montepulciano and Pienza with Tuscan farm lunch, wine tastings, and Val d’Orcia views by air-conditioned coach.
“It was such a beautiful and lovely tour. Our tour guide is Anna and the driver is Luca. They make such a great team! We love all the places included in the tour. Food and drinks were excellent.”
Rome’s Prati food tour with 20 tastings, fine wine and Barolo flavors, small group, truffles, pizza, pasta, gelato in 4 hours.
“This is a great tour. Our guide, Jordano knew everything about our different foods and wines. He was energetic, enthusiastic, and a generally great guy to tour either way. The good and wine choices were well thought-out and presented. Make sure you come hungry!”
Unlimited Roman tastings and Barolo wine, including Bonci pizzas, truffle cheese, aged balsamic, and natural gelato in 4 hours.
“We loved the tour!! Our host Mia was fab, informative and funny and spoke great English! We ate lots, drank lots and experienced great fun along the way. Thanks so much, we would definitely recommend if you’re considering doing a food tour.”
Make Roman pasta in Frascati, then taste family-vineyard wines and eat your creations for dinner outside Rome.
“Despite others cancelling and it being a fully solo experience, they were kind enough to still run it and I ended up enjoying it immensely. The people were all very kind and it was a great experience that was absolutely worth the money and more”
Glide through Rome at night on an e-bike, then taste salami, cheese, and wine as you see the Colosseum and Vatican.
“Excitement of racing (a little exaggeration!!) through the streets of Rome at night seeing all the wonderful sights with a brilliant guide in Bell who kept us safe and well informed bikes easy to operate food and wine good even had time for a ice cream excellent evening all round”
Escape Rome for Frascati: train out to a 15th-century cellar, tour wine caves, taste two family wines, then make pasta with Roman sauces.
“where do i start oh my goodness me, this was terrific. from the wine to the atmosphere to finally the pasta i’m blown away. all staff are amazing and the tour round the underground wine cellar that previously used was sooooo cool.”
4-hour Rome walking food tour from Campo de’ Fiori to Trastevere with wine pairings, Roman street snacks, pasta, and gelato.
“Our Guide FERRARA FIAMMETTA MARIA was exceptionally good and was able to interact with the participants in a way that it soon felt like being in a big family while chatting about Rome and its hidden secrets. I would book this tour again.”
Twilight in Trastevere: a 4-hour walking food and wine tour with 10 tastings, skip-the-line classics, and a historic cellar.
“Our tour guide, Martina, was excellent. We had such a delightful time going and tasting all the delicious local food from Prosecco and fried artichokes, some pastas and pizza, and amazing wines. Absolutely worth doing so glad it was recommended through a local guide, Brianne Bartolini.”
Cook Roman fettuccine and tiramisu on a rooftop near the Vatican with wine tastings and limoncello, plus recipes to take home.
“Wow! We booked this not really know what we were getting into; we ended up having a private class even though we signed up for a group one. We had the best time, totally worth the money, which if you do the number crunching is more than reasonable. Our instructor, Alphonse, was fantastic and not only welcoming, but skilled and friendly. We end up making our dessert first, pasta second which was prepared for us with choice of sauce by the kitchen. You get to eat it in the restaurant with lovely wine! Highly recommend!”
Rome Trastevere wine tasting with food pairings, 30-year balsamic vinegar, Italian cheeses and meats, then gelato. 1.5 to 3.5 hrs.
“The entire experience was wonderfully enjoyable. The guide, Fran, was interesting, well-learned and exciting to follow. The overall food and wine tasting was excellent. I do have to emphasize that the tasting is primarily focused on wine tasting, with bits of native foods to pair with, which enhanced the wine tasting experience. The friends we made from this experience really made everything more enjoyable, and we even continued hanging out after the tasting was done. This was a 10/10 experience.”
2-hour Rome food and wine walk from Prati to Trionfale Market, tasting cheese, salumi, Roman pizza and Lazio wines.
“We loved the tour! Gabriel was really nice and we had some great food. Definitely a recommendation.”
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