How do I choose between the experiences in Chiusi?

Match the format to your interests and the time you have. Short tastings of an hour or so suit a stopover, while two- to three-hour farm visits, cooking classes and workshops let you get properly involved. Wine and cured meat tastings focus on local produce, pasta and pizza classes are hands-on, and the natural dyeing workshop is the pick if you.

Do Chiusi's food and wine experiences suit non-drinkers or families?

Several options are built around food rather than alcohol, including farm visits with cured meat tastings and the pizza making class, so non-drinkers and families can join in comfortably. Tastings are usually seated and relaxed, and hosts are used to adapting portions.

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Things to do in Chiusi

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About Chiusi

Chiusi sits on a tufa hill above the Valdichiana, an Etruscan town whose lanes, cellars and surrounding farmland make it a genuinely local base for tasting Tuscany rather than just passing through it. Much of what there is to do here happens on working farms and in small wineries, from the Wine Tasting with Local Food near Montepulciano: Authentic Tuscan Experience to the Cinta Senese Experience: Farm Visit and Cured Meat Tasting, where the region's food culture is explained by the people who produce it.

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Chiusi's farm visits, cellar tours and cooking classes run year-round but are busiest in spring and autumn, when the countryside is at its best and harvest activity draws visitors. For popular small-group experiences with limited places, booking a week or more ahead is sensible; in July and August, book earlier still.