Wine Tasting FirenzeChianti Tour with Two Wine and Food Tastings
Two certified-organic Chianti estates, cellar and vineyard visits at both, and two tastings paired with Tuscan food — run by Gray Line's Florence operator with a licensed guide for the whole five hours and multilingual staff at the meeting point. From $57.34 per adult, in English or Spanish, morning or afternoon. A variant swaps the second winery for a pasta class and a Tuscan lunch with four organic wines. It holds 4.6 from 1,349 reviews. For an organic wine tour Chianti Florence travellers can book in an afternoon, this is the one — see where it lands among the Florence wine tasting options compared here.
About This Tasting
Two organic wineries and hilltop villages in Chianti
5 hours, morning or afternoon
Two tastings with local Tuscan products; four organic wines on the cooking-class option
Licensed guide for the whole experience, English or Spanish
4.6 from 1,349 reviews on GetYourGuide
From $57.34 per adult, read in August 2026
Listing at a Glance
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- Tour name From Florence: Chianti Tour with Two Wine and Food Tastings
- Operator CAF Tour & Travel - Gray Line Florence
- Booking platform GetYourGuide
- Product ID 4433
- Starting price $57.34 USD per adult
- Price last checked August 2026
- Rating 4.6 out of 5
- Review count 1,349 reviews
- Review source GetYourGuide verified bookings
- Duration 5 hours
- Where it goes Chianti, hilltop villages
- Departure times Morning and afternoon, English or Spanish
- Tastings Two tastings at two organic estates
- Wines poured 2 tastings, 2 estates
- Food included Local Tuscan products with both tastings; the cooking-class variant includes lunch
- Extras Cooking-class variant swaps a winery for a pasta class and four organic wines
- Transport Air-conditioned coach
- Pickup / meeting point Multilingual staff meet the group at the central meeting point; morning or afternoon departures
- Expected return 5 hours after the start
- Group size Coach group with a licensed guide throughout
- Guide language English or Spanish
- Minimum age None stated; original ID required on the day
- Difficulty Uphill and downhill walking in hilltop villages
- Wheelchair access Not suitable for wheelchair users or travellers with impaired mobility
- Tips Not mentioned on the listing
- Cancellation Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time
- Reserve now, pay later Yes — no payment at booking
- Weather Cellar and vineyard visits proceed in most conditions
- Good to know Both estates are certified organic — the reason this listing exists
- Closest alternative here Chianti wineries by coach
Check Dates and Availability
Live dates and prices from GetYourGuide. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start.
Quick answer What organic certification changes in the glass, and the hilltop walking to expect
This Chianti tour runs five hours from Florence with round-trip transport by air-conditioned coach and a licensed tour guide throughout — not a driver with a microphone. The standard option visits two organic Chianti wineries with cellar and vineyard visits and two wine tastings accompanied by local Tuscan products. A morning cooking-class option replaces the second winery with one organic estate, a pasta class, a Tuscan lunch and a premium tasting of four organic wines. You must bring original photo ID. The route involves uphill and downhill walking in hilltop villages, and the operator states plainly it is not suitable for wheelchair users or travellers with impaired mobility.
Key takeaways
- Both estates are certified organic, which is the reason this listing exists rather than a marketing line
- A licensed guide travels with the group for the full five hours — most coach days give you a tour leader instead
- The cooking-class variant includes lunch, which the standard coach day does not
- Bring your original ID: the operator requires it on the day
- Uphill and downhill walking in hilltop villages — not suitable for impaired mobility
What Organic Means Here
Certification, not atmosphere
Organic certification in Italian viticulture is a legal status with inspections behind it, covering what may be sprayed in the vineyard and what may be added in the cellar. It is not the same as natural or biodynamic, terms which carry no equivalent enforcement.
What it changes in the glass is contested and worth tasting rather than arguing about — which is the useful thing about a day that pours two certified estates back to back. Ask at the cellar what the certification changed about their work; the answer is usually specific and interesting.
The guide is a licensed guide
Tuscany licenses tour guides through a regional qualification, and this listing includes one for the whole five hours rather than a tour leader who counts heads and hands the group to winery staff.
On a day that includes hilltop villages as well as cellars, that is the difference between a stop and an explanation. It is also the clearest single difference between this and the cheaper coach half-day.
Two Ways to Book It
Wine tour or cooking class
The standard option is two organic wineries with cellar and vineyard visits and two tastings. The morning cooking-class option keeps one organic winery and adds a pasta class, a Tuscan lunch and a premium tasting of four organic wines — the only listing compared here that puts a cooking class and a tasting in one price.
If lunch is the deciding factor, that variant answers it. If the wine is, take the two-winery version: two cellars in one afternoon is more instructive than one cellar and a kitchen.
The walking, and the ID
Two lines in the small print deserve attention. The route involves uphill and downhill walking in hilltop villages, so the operator regrets it is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with impaired mobility, and asks anyone with motor disabilities to notify them and seek medical advice in advance.
And you must carry original photo ID on the day. That is unusual among the tastings here and it is not negotiable at the coach door.
What Travellers Say
Short excerpts from verified GetYourGuide reviews of this listing, with the month they were left.
Beautiful locations, great wine, more wine than I expected for the price.
Questions About This Tasting
What does organic certification mean on this tour?
Both estates hold Italian organic certification — a legal status with inspections covering vineyard treatments and cellar additions. It is stricter and more specific than the words natural or biodynamic, which carry no equivalent enforcement.
What is the difference between the wine tour and the cooking-class option?
The standard option visits two organic wineries with two tastings. The morning cooking-class option keeps one winery and adds a pasta class, a Tuscan lunch and a premium tasting of four organic wines — the only listing here combining a class with a tasting.
Do I need to bring identification?
Yes. The operator requires original photo ID on the day of the tour, and asks for it at the meeting point.
Is this tour suitable for limited mobility?
No. The route includes uphill and downhill walking in hilltop villages, and the operator states it is not suitable for wheelchair users or travellers with impaired mobility; anyone with motor disabilities is asked to notify them in advance.
Which languages is the tour run in?
English or Spanish, with departures in both in the morning and afternoon. Multilingual staff meet the group at the departure point.
Are organic wines actually better for you?
Nobody should sell you a health claim on a glass of wine, and the certification does not make one. What organic certification governs is the farming and the cellar — which treatments may be used in the vineyard and which additives, including a lower sulphite ceiling, may go into the wine. Whether that makes a better glass is a question for the tasting; whether it makes a healthier one is not something the rules claim.
Page last reviewed August 2026. Price, rating and review count read from the listing on August 2026. Prices, availability and terms are set by the operator and confirmed at checkout.
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