45€

per person

45€

per person

★

5.0

★

5.0

Wine tasting in amphora with archaeologist – Acri

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Not just a simple tasting in the cellar, but a journey through archaeology, art and wine to discover how wine was already being produced in Calabria in Roman times. Accompanied by an archaeologist, you will visit a cellar-museum where amphorae, exhibited works and aging techniques tell a different way of understanding wine: not only through taste, but through the history it preserves.

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What you need to know

  • Included: winery/amphora room tour, tasting of 4 wines, typical snacks (bread/oils/cured meats/cheeses according to season)

  • Art in the cellar: exhibition spaces featuring shows by emerging artists (when present)

  • Languages: IT (EN on request)

  • Tips: arrive 10’ early; avoid wearing intense perfumes before the tasting;

  • In summer, bring a light jacket (cool environments)

  • Access: winery environments with possible stairs/concrete floors; reduced but not completely absent barriers – please report any specific needs.

  • Zero alcohol while driving: we suggest transfer on request (extra)

The experience in brief

Acri, Sila Cosentina

Start time:

flexible

Duration:

2 hours

1

-

20

guests

Includes:

tasting

•

guide

•

equipment

•

products

typical

Languages:

Italian

•

English

Do you have any doubts or special requests?

For any other request, read the complete FAQs or contact us.

Reviews •

★

5.0

After the experience, you will receive a form to share your review.

★

★

★

★

★

A unique discovery of its kind

A truly unique and fascinating experience! Visiting a cellar-museum accompanied by an archaeologist allowed us to discover the history of wine in Calabria through a journey that starts in antiquity and reaches the modern reinterpretations of traditional techniques. The most interesting moment was undoubtedly the tasting of four wines aged in amphora, a practice that recalls the ancient techniques already used in the Magna Graecia and Roman eras. Highly recommended for those passionate about this world

Filippo G.

39.47385789678698, 16.368719520389703

39.47385789678698, 16.368719520389703

Wine tasting in amphora with archaeologist – Acri

choice

Not just a simple tasting in the cellar, but a journey through archaeology, art and wine to discover how wine was already being produced in Calabria in Roman times. Accompanied by an archaeologist, you will visit a cellar-museum where amphorae, exhibited works and aging techniques tell a different way of understanding wine: not only through taste, but through the history it preserves.

Show full program

What you need to know

  • Included: winery/amphora room tour, tasting of 4 wines, typical snacks (bread/oils/cured meats/cheeses according to season)

  • Art in the cellar: exhibition spaces featuring shows by emerging artists (when present)

  • Languages: IT (EN on request)

  • Tips: arrive 10’ early; avoid wearing intense perfumes before the tasting;

  • In summer, bring a light jacket (cool environments)

  • Access: winery environments with possible stairs/concrete floors; reduced but not completely absent barriers – please report any specific needs.

  • Zero alcohol while driving: we suggest transfer on request (extra)

The experience in brief

Acri, Sila Cosentina

Start time:

flexible

Duration:

2 hours

1

-

20

guests

Includes:

tasting

•

guide

•

equipment

•

products

typical

Languages:

Italian

•

English

Do you have any doubts or special requests?

For any other request, read the complete FAQs or contact us.

Reviews •

★

5.0

After the experience, you will receive a form to share your review.

★

★

★

★

★

A unique discovery of its kind

A truly unique and fascinating experience! Visiting a cellar-museum accompanied by an archaeologist allowed us to discover the history of wine in Calabria through a journey that starts in antiquity and reaches the modern reinterpretations of traditional techniques. The most interesting moment was undoubtedly the tasting of four wines aged in amphora, a practice that recalls the ancient techniques already used in the Magna Graecia and Roman eras. Highly recommended for those passionate about this world

Filippo G.

39.47385789678698, 16.368719520389703

39.47385789678698, 16.368719520389703