Brunello di Montalcino is the Tuscan wine with the longest maturation: it requires over 4 years of ageing. By law, it must remain in wooden barrels for at least 24 months and can only be put on sale starting from January of the fifth year following the harvest. So, this year the 2015’s Brunello are coming out (2016’s Brunello will be released from January 2021).
Enjoy 2 days of wonderful golf at 2 of the most glorious and historic golf clubs in Florence, in addition a tasting of the best Chianti Classico productions in the area, directly in the wineries guided by an excellent sommelier and Italy4golf Italian Ambassador!
On our left, the vineyard extends along the slopes of a small closed and concave valley, protected by winds and sudden changes of temperature and guarded by the castle of Albana, rising at the beginning of the valley.
How about a magnificent weekend of golf at Lake Garda?
Enjoy two among the best Italian Golf Club and take the chance for a day trip to the Sirmione peninsula and a visit to a historic winery where you can taste superior local wine and other goodies!
Like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot is a successful grape of the Bordeaux region in France, that has been planted all over the world. There are sought-after wines made with Merlot like Château Petrus in Pomerol (France). At the same time, Merlot is sometimes blamed for its simplicity.
Take the chance for a short golf break in Tuscany that makes you experience also some top quality wines!
A three-day all-inclusive golf break at Lake Iseo, alternating two wonderful mornings of golf on the historic courses of the Franciacorta GC with afternoons in search of Franciacorta food and wine excellences.
At parties, you know, the sparkling wine is inevitable. Bottles, slightly rounded in shapes and with slender necks, stand out in the centre of large tables, ready to be uncorked.
3 days of wonderful golf at 3 of the best and historic golf clubs in Tuscany, plus a full day to taste the best Chianti Classico productions of the area, directly in the wineries guided by an excellent sommelier and Italy4golf Italian Ambassador!
Kafka came to Lake Garda twice in totally different circumstances and both stayed in Riva del Garda, which, at that time, was still under the Habsburg Empire, but which for him, as for many other guests, was already considered Italy.
