Our tasting tours are a journey to discover the history of Lucca and the taste given by organic production that pays attention to the territory.
Let yourself be involved in the story of Lucca Ducale, of which Maria Teresa of Savoy was the protagonist and who made the Tenuta di San Martino in Vignale her country residence.
We will visit together the historic cellar and the oil mill, which are still used today, with the inclusion of modern machinery and the use of wise and nature-friendly organic techniques.
After having quenched the thirst for knowledge, it will be the turn of the palate! The visit ends, in fact, with the tasting of four wines and our olive oil, accompanied by salami and cheese produced in the area.
There will be no shortage of space for chatting and laughing, guaranteed by the exclusivity of the tour.
Customizations are possible, upon contact.
At the entrance to the company you will find our guides, who will involve you in an interesting and tasty visit, in the name of history and our excellent organic products. It will be possible to visit the magnificent garden of the Estate, with a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the surrounding countryside, then you will be accompanied to the historic cellar and oil mill, where wine and oil are still produced and you will discover the processing techniques. After having talked so much, you cannot miss tasting wine and oil, in various ways, depending on the type of visit chosen.
It will be a unique experience, which will introduce you to an important era in the history of Lucca, that of the Duchy, of which the protagonist was Duchess Maria Teresa of Savoy, who gives her name to our estate, but you will also discover the secrets of important agricultural productions and, last but not least, your palate will be delighted by truly quality wines and oil, obtained with organic methods that respect nature.
GPS coordinates:
Latitude 43° 52' 37" NORTH
Longitude 10° 27' 44" EST
Please show up at the Tenuta Maria Teresa office
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This medieval tower is famous for the oak trees growing on its roof. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of Lucca and its surroundings.
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