This Food and Wine tour was so much better than I could have imagined. The information provided was clear and precise re directions where to meet etc When we were introduced to our first guide as past of the wine tour, I was very impressed. Our wonderful guide, Paula, was a family member from the property and vineyard and she was to show us around and do the wine tasting with. The information was excellent as was the awesome venue. We were treated to an underground cave for our white wine tasting and red and dessert wine was outside in the garden. Paula was excellent 👌 👍 Daniella was our awesome guide for the 2nd part of the tour. She was gorgeous and had a great wit about here. An excellent tour, not to be missed

I expected more in the way of a dinner. It was more like appetizers. We ate outside of a restaurant that had no view. By the description, I expected so much more. I thought the prize was high, considering we had to buy our own round trip train ride.

The best expirience during our one week vacation in Rome! 100% authentic, recommended ❤️ Perfect if you aslo could use a break from the turist area. Just 3 stops with the train from Rome Termini!

fantastic experience. delicious food and good wine. amazing area and sweet guide. Can definitely be recommended. So Thank you for that memory🫶🏾🍷🍇🇮🇹

Recently joined a small group for the Sunset Wine Tour & Dinner. Things were lovely at the winery despite the owner explaining there was none of the advertised “delectable” virgin Olive oil to taste as it had run out 6 months ago. The driver then took us into town where we met a guide who showed us a bakery (and served a bite sized piece of pork sandwich), though she didn’t order up pizza, slow roasted pork and other items as advertised in the tour outline. She then took us to a small restaurant in town to dine outside (not the charming square that was advertised), where we had a small meal (not the picnic style advertised), and then she left us. No sign of the advertised views over Rome nor the sunset. Most guests left early, about 8pm. We went looking for the advertised sunset views and the square we had been told we were going to dine in. Trains back to Rome leave hourly, and a group of us decided to get on the 8.30pm train. The written tour information we had been given said we could return to Rome “ every hour as you prefer”. Pity the train conductor halfway to Rome didn’t exactly see it that way. She said you’ve been given tickets for the 9.36pm train so you shouldn’t be on this earlier one !. Not exactly a glowing end to our day. Nice tour of the winery though and some tastings. You might want to eat a good lunch first though.

We have been to Amsterdam, Venice, Florence, and now Rome on our honeymoon, and this has been the highlight! Such a fun experience! The communication was crazy fast, even with back and forth emails, every detail was seen to and explained in depth, and the whole process was so unique and fun for us. Our AMAZING guide, Max, met us at the train station (a quick and cheap 20 minute ride from Roma Termini) and led us on a mini historical and informational tour through downtown Frascati. We stopped to take a few pictures at a spot overlooking the gorgeous surrounding areas before stopping for a quick tasting of local wines. The appetizers we were served might be the best things we've tasted on this trip! 3 local specialties that were so flavorful. Pizza making was silly, fun, and neat to learn how they do it in the shop. Plus, we got to eat delicious pizza and try more wine, so, really you can't go wrong. We just did the pizza and wine tour, but I'd come back for the full half-day tour for sure! 100% recommend this super unique and friendly experience! Thanks, Max!!

As the title says, this review is from August 2019. Just getting around to it. Definitely a stand out memory of our trip to Italy. Pizza making and wine tasting was awesome. The little town of Frascati is charming and the wine was great. Its a short train ride over from Rome. The pizza making is like a dream come true. Making a pizza? In ITALY? Are you kidding me? This was so much fun, pizzas turned out great and we made some friends. 10/10 would do again

We had such a great time, lovely hostess who told us all about the small town Frascati! Then we were introduced to a great pizza maker who makes the dough for over 50 years! What a great way to experience authentic Italian food and do something with your own hands.

Amazing experience I highly recommend! What a lovely woman and fun day with history. The food was fantastic and the staff so kind.

Absolutely amazing! Everyone was just so welcoming and kind to us! We walked through the town and learned all about the history and talked to the sweet locals. After we got to try some local wines and make pizza! Making the pizza was so much fun and tasted amazing! It felt very relaxed and after making the pizza we could sit and enjoy some wine! If you are going to Rome I recommend this tour! They give amazing instructions and even videos on how to take the train from Rome!

This was a memorable tour. Wonderful guide, wonderful itinerary. Great time at the restaurant to finish the day. I've been telling friends to do this tour on their visits to Rome.

Loved this winery! Only 20 min by train from Rome. Pick up at the railway station and brought to the winery. Beautiful countryside, magical setting. We made raviolli from scratch and fettuccine. Lots of fun and camaraderie. Our guide Stephanie was wonderful. We ate what we made and more, they even provided gluten free for me. Wine was delicious and the atmosphere memorable. After lunch came out guitar and piano and the chef came out to sing. Everyone joined in for the refrains. We thought we were dreaming, such a wonderful day! On the way home we were driven through the village to the raiway station .Make sure you book in advance , Alfredo will answer all your questions. Would do it again ! Thank you so much!

Just half an hour from chaotic Rome, you get to visit an old family-owned winery in Frascati. The property itself has a lot of history, wine cellars (volcanic caves are amazing) and history behind the place is unbelievable. Wine tasting took place in the room on the property, the host was great, friendly and involving. Afterward, we had an amazing lunch in Frascati in an old family-owned osteria, where the servings are really generous. Unlike Rome, there is no rush, so we ended up socializing with other people in the group as well as with the owner of the restaurant. I would highly recommend this experience.

This Wine & food tour was realy memorable, not only by the fact that you visit a beautiful pitoresque vinyard, a winehouse and a deep wine cellar of the family Ceccarelli, dated from the time of Ancient Rome, but also because of the frendly and kind guides that welcome you and share their knowledge and passion for the production of the highest level of Italian wine, as well as for the perfect fusion with the most famous Italian dishes. After trying their Frascati Superiore DOCG Malvazia, you have no choice but to take some of it home and enjoy with your family and friends. We enjoyed every second of it and I highly recommend it! Cheers 😊

We came in the beginning of January for this tour, and again we were the only ones on it, but it was worth it! We decided to have our honeymoon the day after our wedding in Italy (December 29th), and even though it was off season, I would say it's the only way to explore Italy. But with enough of that rambling, this tour was still everything! I honestly didn't know what to expect (I didn't read the itinerary before), but it exceeded my expectations, and then some. Giovanna (Giovanni? Forgive me!) was our tour guide, and she was incredibly knowledgeable about the town. And my wife and I were so grateful to be the only ones on this tour, because it really afforded us a very intimate view of Italian life. The couple of stops we made were excellent, but when we got to our final destination, this is where we spent the most amount of time. Sorry to keep going, but to explain myself a little bit: I was a pizza chef for quite a few years and quite a few places, but I won't name any of them, and I'd still say that it's quite the hobby for me. So coming to this place had me high on my hopes, and they were always met. Cooking pizza in the home country, and especially on this particular tour was the best way to do it. Somewhere out in the Italian countryside, with a homegrown pizza chef. I'll stop there, but if you're looking for a place to go for something fun (and to cook!), I would recommend this place highly.