Vino Cotto Tasting
2 h
About this activity
Vino Cotto has been known since ancient times. In 191 BC It is quoted by Plautus, in "Pseudolus" comedy, among the drinks mixed wine in a lavish banquet. In the first century A.D. Columella, in his "De Agricultura", Book XII, describes: "... until decrease of one third will bake the sweet taste must; when it is cooked is called defruntum. It just moves cooled in barrels and storing view to use. " Pliny the Elder in his Natural History, shows what has already been said by Plautus and ranking cooked wine among the most sought sweet drinks produced in Italy, stating that: "... the cooked have their own savor and not that of wine."
The provided activity gives you a complete panorama in vino cotto experience, from history to tastings. In theÂ
The tasting will be combined with typical products by the host farmer and his family.
The experience includes: a visit of the vineyard and production tools with final tastings, indoor shop.
Lunch/Diner not included. Self drive transfers to farm. max 15 pax groups. min 2 pax. Starting time 10:00 or 15:00, we reccomend to send us your favourite starting time.
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The provided activity gives you a complete panorama in vino cotto experience, from history to tastings. In theÂ
The tasting will be combined with typical products by the host farmer and his family.
The experience includes: a visit of the vineyard and production tools with final tastings, indoor shop.
Lunch/Diner not included. Self drive transfers to farm. max 15 pax groups. min 2 pax. Starting time 10:00 or 15:00, we reccomend to send us your favourite starting time.
Included
- Vino Cotto tasting combined with food tasting
- Local producer
- Local taxes
Not included
- Lunch/Diner
- Transportation to/from attractions
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 3 days of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Minimum age is 18 years
Features
Cultural
55%
Tourism
50%
Food
40%
Original
25%