My husband and I did a private tour and tasting and it was the highlight of our trip. We are avid wine drinkers and we've done many tours throughout the U.S. This place is special. The tour was amazing and the wine was delicious. I HIGHLY recommend doing the private tour where you get to do your tasting inside the family's dining room. We also visited Antinori in Chianti which won best winery in the world last year. Castello di Brolio far out-shined Antinori. And the restaurant set among the tall trees was a whole other fantastic experience. Service, setting and food were all top notch.

A very impressive building sitting on top of a small hill in Tuscany ( as they do, I hasten to say) and a great name in wines to it. For "beginner" to wine tasting and buying a good combination of historic architecture, good tasting experience and fine setting. Wines above average both in quality and price level, helpful sommeliers and acceptablem price level for the experience. Basically true to expectations, recommended if you are in the area and want to experience a fine combination of a historic place, a renowned winery and some helpful advice for entry level wine buffs.

Recommend the classic tour which takes you on a guided tour of the castle, grounds, wine making and ends with a tasting. Vera our guide was tremendous and full of stories and some good humor. The view from the castle are awesome and we also witnessed a bit of grape crushing on our tour. Wines are very good but this is a mass production company based smaller places throughout Chianti