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Suzy Alexander is a devoted organic farmer and hostess. Eight of us enjoyed a delightful lunch prepared for us and served under an arbor in her backyard. The food was delicious and Suzy is a wonderful host. We loved every minute of our visit and hope you take the time on your trip to Tuscany to enjoy this experience as well.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Wonderful organic farm run by Suzy, who’s originally from Manchester, England. She is the consummate hostess, who truly believes in her organic farming and serves a fantastic meal, made from products, produced on her farm. She is passionate about the food she produces and serves, but is flexible in designing the meal, to suit her visitors. It was definitely worth a visit.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Very near Cetona, our party of 11 (grandparents, parents and kids) had a wonderful, slow Tuscan lunch prepared by Suzie and her helpers. All the food and wine was local (and most of it from the farm itself), and afterwards Suzie showed us round her beautiful yard, giving us some great tips for our own gardens and vegetable patches. A highlight of our Tuscan break. …
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Response from Suzanne A, Owner at Suzie's Yard
Responded Jun 2, 2019
Thank you so much! It was a delight to have you here!!!
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Not knowing what to expect, it became an interesting evening. No choices as menu depends on what is available in the day as everything comes from their land or nearby including the wine. Being 18 of us, varying tastes could have been a problem. Suzy is a good host, very friendly. Eating under the stars was lovely. Plenty of animals around. If you want something a bit different maybe worth a visit…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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Worth taking a trip off the regular tourist route and paying Suzies Yard a visit. The food is produced by the owners, Olive Oil, Wine and even their own wheat for Pasta as well as plenty of home grown vegetables. It's a great way to try real local food and have some good conversation, you'll learn a lot about the region. The village of Cetona is also a hidden Gem, it has the same beauty of more popular Tuscan hilltop towns, without the streams of tourists.…
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Date of experience: October 2017
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