Pick you up from your accommodation in Florence by 6,45 am. Our driver will normally be at your address at 6,40 am. We will then drive to the first winery which will take approximately 2 hour and 15 minutes.

Immersed in the green heart of Italy, this winery is a jewel of tradition and innovation. Here, we bring to life wines that celebrate the land from which they originate. The wine estate was established by selecting and acquiring some of the best vineyards that once belonged to an important winemaking family in Montefalco. The uniqueness of the territory and its terroir, combined with environmentally respectful cultivation practices and rigorous hand harvesting, contribute to the company’s goal of achieving exceptional grape quality and, consequently, outstanding wines. Respect for nature begins with tending the vines according to rigorous organic viticulture principles. This commitment extends through vinification and refinement in the cellar, all the way to packaging. Their approach to winemaking, combined with the application of state-of-the-art technologies, ensures the quality, longevity, and naturalness of the produced wines, enhancing their individual characteristics.

Over the last 135 years, generations of winemakers have poured energy and passion into this land, leaving a lasting mark on the territory. Montefalco and Sagrantino have become part of the DNA of this Winery. Founded in 1884, the winery (from scacciare – to banish, and diavoli – devils) takes its name from an exorcist who lived in a town on the borders of the property and used the wine for his rituals. the winery never stopped its production since 1884, the year 2000 marked the beginning of extensive renovations undertaken without altering the original building. These renovations preserved all the historical architectural structures while introducing new technologies and modern machinery.

Your guide for the day will drop you back to where you were picked up. Guides can drop clients back to other locations with prior notice.

Birthplace of the latin poet Propetius, San Francesco, Santa Clara and San Gabriel.
Assisi was founded by the Umbris in the 1000 BC, later by Etruscans in 450 BC and by Romans in 295 BC.
The Roman name was Asisium.
Roman remains can still be found inside the city walls.
In 238 Asisium was converted to christianity.
Ostrogoths destroyed most of the town in 545 AC.
More information will be given by the local guide.