About this tour
Explore a Campanian winery estate by golf cart, then settle in for lunch paired with local wines at Bosco de' Medici. The two-hour experience includes a working vineyard, a 79 AD archaeological site linked to Pompeii, and the barrel-lined cellar before you taste the property's own bottles alongside Neapolitan dishes—from handmade ravioli to grilled beef and homemade dessert.
Highlights
- Golf cart tour through experimental vineyard and working winery grounds
- First-hand look at stainless steel silos, wooden barrels, and terracotta amphorae
- Archaeological ruins from 79 AD on the property
- Wine pairing with traditional Neapolitan multi-course lunch
- Handmade ravioli, grilled entrecote, and house-made pudding
- Learn winemaking history from ancient Greek times onward
What to expect
You'll arrive at the winery and be escorted onto a golf cart for a ramble across the estate. The host walks you through the experimental vineyard, explains the region's winemaking heritage spanning centuries, and points out the archaeological remnants buried on-site. Inside the cellar, you'll see the full production setup before heading to the dining area. Lunch unfolds slowly: a spread of local cured meats and cheeses, housemade ravioli in a family recipe, charred beef with seasonal vegetables, and a small jar of creamy dessert. Each course pairs with wines the vineyard has crafted.
Good to know
Water and alcoholic drinks are provided; bring sunscreen for the cart ride. The site is fully wheelchair accessible, with paved surfaces throughout. Infant seats and prams are available. Public transport links exist nearby if you're not driving yourself.
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