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Montalcino
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Europe : Italy : Central Italy : Tuscany : Siena : Montalcino
Montalcino is a quiet hill top village in Tuscany, Italy. It is known above all for its exquisite wine, Brunello.
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Montalcino is close to Siena.
You can enter the city through its orginal fortified wall.
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- 2Be Travel Designers - Brunello Wine Tour, [1]. , Phone +39 334 9363263, (email: info@2beinsiena.com). We offer the visit to two or more wineries in Montalcino area togheter with a lunch in some selected restaurant. Visit of Sant'Antimo Abbey and Montalcino fortress and village. Build your travel experience togheter with us, following your needs and wishes! Best Brunello tasting, awsome sceneries and gourmet lunch. A professional service offered by licensed drivers speaking english. edit
- Brunello Wine Tour Adventure, [2]. , (email: info@winetouradventure.com). Impressive from a distance with its broken-toothed fortress on a high hill, Montalcino turns out to be surprisingly tiny when you get close. It has a few sights and churches but what we really go for is to sip the famous Brunello wine... Professional Tours made by expert and licensed drivers speaking english edit
- Above 90 Montalcino wine tour (email: info@above90.com)Above 90 offers a tour of Montalcino area and wine shipping service. Not the largest touristic wineries, but the hidden, often organic small farms making best Brunello, rated above 90. A memorable day. You will be able to import wine from the same top wineries you have seen and tasted.
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Nearby is another Tuscan wine town and Montalcino's rival, Montepulciano.
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