Italy · WINE TASTINGS IN ROME
The 15 best wine tastings in Rome you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is first for a reason — start there and work down.
Rome to Tuscany day trip with Montepulciano and Pienza. 3-course farm lunch, Brunello tastings, and an air-conditioned coach.
“The lunch was mediocre at best. 5 measly sips of wine. Probably one glass of wine total. They really needed to have some bottles in the tables. The drive itself was nice and the tour guide was great.”
Small-group Rome class making handmade pasta and traditional tiramisù near the Vatican, with unlimited wine, Prosecco, and recipes to take home.
“A basic cooking class that teaches how to make homemade pasta, but very fun and entertaining. Not for experienced cooks but great for the family and a ton of fun.”
Small-group Prati Rome food tour with wine and Barolo, 20+ tastings, pasta and gelato, ends near Ottaviano metro.
“This tour was AMAZING! We were outside the touristy areas of Rome and were able to eat like locals. The food did not disappoint. Our guide Vincenzo, was, hands down, the best guide we had during our entire tour of Italy.”
Handmade ravioli, tortelli and fettuccine in a historic Rome palazzo, paired with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello and dessert.
“Vary good the pasta was incredible and The guide Marco was amazing”
Taste Trastevere in a small group with free-flowing fine wine. You’ll try cheese, supplì, pizza, pasta, charcuterie, and gelato.
“We had an absolutely wonderful time on this food tour and can’t recommend it enough. Marta was fantastic—so welcoming, incredibly knowledgeable, and truly made the entire experience special. Her passion and warmth really brought everything together. The food was delicious, very filling, and there was plenty of wine to enjoy along the way. The cheese portion was a standout and included some of the best cheeses and meats I’ve ever had, along with the chance to try very special items we never would have been exposed to otherwise. It was the perfect mix of amazing flavors, great company, and a relaxed, fun atmosphere—truly a highlight of our trip.”
Make fresh fettuccine and tiramisu with wine and limoncello near Piazza Navona in Rome. Beginner-friendly, small-group class.
“Quick but fun cooking class (beginner level)! Made pasta and tiramisu from scratch. Well run and our instructor Lori was wonderful. I believe there were about 12-14 people in our class. Enjoyed meeting other travelers and had a fun break from sightseeing. You get to eat your pasta and tiramisu at the end. Would have liked to learn to how to make the different sauces but not part of this class.”
Small-group Trastevere food tour with wine, pizza, pasta, and gelato across six local stops. Vegetarian options, no queues, English.
“Sunny was a fantastic guide for our food tour, she is extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and gave great recommendations for the entire city. There was a wide variety of delicious food on the tour as well as wine and beer, I would definitely recommend this to everyone!”
Hands-on Rome cooking class making fettuccine and tiramisù with wine, limoncello, and an English-speaking chef at Restaurant Gusto.
“This was super fun! Easy to find, you get to make your meal, guide was great. Fun!”
Rome food tour with unlimited tastings, Barolo wine, pizza at Pizzarium, truffles, aged balsamic, and natural gelato in 4 hours.
“Awesome tour with vibrant atmosphere and food. Michael our tour guide was awesome.”
Rome to Pompeii by high-speed train with skip-the-line entry, archaeologist-led ruins tour, and Vesuvius winery lunch and tasting.
“This was the absolute highlight of our entire trip to Rome! 🌟 From start to finish, the experience was nothing short of perfection. The day was flawlessly organized—starting with a seamless meet-up at Termini station, followed by a mind-blowing tour of Pompeii’s archaeological park, and capped off with a spectacular wine tasting featuring delicious pasta and heavy appetizers that were to die for! 🍝🍷 Pompeii is massive, but our guide, Federica, was a total rockstar! She expertly navigated us to all the must-see spots, and I was completely blown away by her incredible knowledge and sharp wit. She made history come alive in the best way possible! 🏛️✨ I am…”
Make Roman pasta from scratch in Frascati, then enjoy DOCG and IGT wine tasting and dinner in a family cellar outside Rome.
“The whole experience was absolutely outstanding. The host was brilliant, really knowledgeable and engaging, especially during the wine tasting and pasta making parts. Getting to make the pasta from scratch and then enjoy it at the end was amazing. The class was shared with other families and couples, which made it even better. It was great getting to know people, hearing about their local interests, and where they were from. Overall, the afternoon was superb. Great value for money and such a fun, authentic experience. I’d highly recommend this to anyone visiting!”
Rome near-Vatican pasta and tiramisu class: make ravioli and fettuccine from scratch with free-flowing DOCG wine, plus recipes to take home.
“This was perfect for a family of four! Recommend this for kids that are a little older. The food and the experience were exceptional. Fiona was a delight to learn from!”
A 4-hour small-group e-bike night ride through Rome with dinner, wine, and major sights including the Vatican Square and Colosseum.
“The best way to see all the amazing sites of Rome. Our guide Adrianna was an exceptional guide, her knowledge of Roman history, her interaction with group was fantastic and overall trip really well done seing sites and laneways of old Rome.”
Handmade fettuccine and ravioli in small-group Trastevere with aperitivo nibbles, prosecco, wine, and gelato, taught in English.
“Both chefs were wonderful. Food turned out very good. Great company of new friends too. When in Rome, definitely include this in your itinerary.”
A 3-hour Rome food tour in Trastevere with wine at four stops, a sit-down Roman dinner, and organic gelato to finish.
“Meeting location description was poor - us and others were waiting in the wrong place. Food was good but not enough of it. Couldn't hear most of what the guide was saying as walking through streets with no microphone or earpieces”
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