From Rome: Private Castelli Romani Wine Tasting Tour


About This Experience
Parisa in Rome runs this private 3-hour tasting at a family-owned winery in the Castelli Romani hills, with hotel pickup in Rome. It holds 4.8 from 93 GetYourGuide reviews and starts from $155 per person when two travel. The listing splits the time into a 45-minute drive each way and 1.5 hours at the winery.
An English-speaking driver collects you and drives you out to a 17th-century estate set among about 160 acres of vineyards. You begin with a guided walk through the underground cellars, including caverns the listing dates to Roman times. The walk covers how wine has been made in the area from Roman times to today. Among the oak barrels and stone walls, the guide explains the traditional methods the family still uses. Because only your party is there, you can stop and ask questions as you go.
The tasting is a selection of the estate's wines, paired with freshly baked bread, local olive oil and regional specialties. The tasting and cellar visit together take about 90 minutes, and then you are driven back to your hotel. Time beyond the scheduled 3 hours is not included. Because the car brings you back to your hotel, you can fit this into a morning or afternoon and still have the rest of the day for Rome. Gratuities for the driver are not included.
Book this if you want a private, short wine outing without trains or a group. Several 3-star reviewers felt the visit moved fast, with little time in the vineyards and short explanations, and one counted three wines. Expect a cellar and tasting room visit more than a long vineyard walk. It is not suitable for anyone under 17.
Highlights
- Private round trip from your Rome hotel, 45 minutes each way
- 17th-century family estate among about 160 acres of vineyards
- Guided walk through underground cellars and Roman-era caverns
- 90-minute tasting of the estate's wines
- Bread, olive oil and regional specialties with each glass
What's Included
- ✓ Private round-trip transportation from Rome
- ✓ Hotel pickup and drop-off
- ✓ English-speaking driver
- ✓ Guided visit of the winery and underground cellars
- ✓ 1 hour 30 minute wine tasting
- ✓ Local food pairings: bread, olive oil and regional specialties
Not Included
- Gratuities
- Extra time beyond the scheduled 3 hours
Good to Know & Caveats
- Only your group takes part.
- Wheelchair users must tell the operator in advance so accessibility can be checked.
- The 3 hours include 1.5 hours of driving.
- Food is a tasting with pairings, not a full meal.
Not Suitable For
- People under 17 years
Meeting Point
Pickup is from your hotel in Rome; check availability for the details on your date.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.8/5 by 93 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
We had a lovely afternoon wine tasting. The setting was gorgeous, and felt very special. Our guide Valentina was very friendly and knowledgeable. The wine and food were delicious. Transport was easy and comfortable, however we were picked up 40 minutes late. Fortunately this did not impact the rest of our experience or other plans for the day.
— Heather, October 12, 2026
This was a beautiful experience. The wine was great, the food matched perfectly, and the place is just beautiful. I'd highly recommend this experience!
— Juan, August 21, 2026
Excellent service. The sommelier was very knowledgeable. The experience was amazing and totally worth the value.
— andrea, July 24, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the private Castelli Romani wine tasting cost?
It starts from $155 per person when two travel, on a date checked in October 2026. That covers the private car, hotel pickup, the cellar visit and the 90-minute tasting with food pairings. Gratuities are extra.
How is the 3 hours split?
About 45 minutes driving out, 1.5 hours at the winery for the cellar visit and tasting, and 45 minutes back to Rome. Extra time beyond 3 hours is not included.
Do you walk through the vineyards?
The listing focuses on the underground cellars and the tasting. Several reviewers saw little of the vines and found the visit quick, so book this for the cellars and wine, not a vineyard walk.
Can children join?
No. The operator lists the tour as not suitable for people under 17.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Possibly. Wheelchair users must tell the operator in advance so they can check access at the winery and make arrangements. Ask before you book.
















