Olive farms

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The Tuscan countryside is dotted with authentic olive farms honoring an old family tradition of olive making. While taking the tour at one of them, you’ll discover all the oil process stages. And after the oil tasting, you’ll finally know the difference between the true organic olive oil and the supermarket one. Come to the Tuscan olive farm for an unforgettable gastronomic experience.

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Experience the taste of organic olive oil at Pruneti

A trip to Tuscany is incomplete without a proper olive oil tasting. While exploring the Tuscan rural regions, definitely pay a visit to the Pruneti oil farm and uncover the taste of true organic delicacies. Make it the highlight of your Tuscan journey! Pro tip: the best time to visit Pruneti Extra Gallery is during the olive harvest season, between late November and late January. In the depths of the Tuscan countryside, you’ll find the Pruneti oil farm covering 80 hectares of olive groves. The perfect microclimate, galestro soil and time-honored Tuscan traditions – that’s what makes ...

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Visit il Frantoio di Vicopisano for the olive oil tasting journey

When you first come to Tuscany, you notice that the countryside is richly dotted with olive yards. The best time to learn all about olive oil production is in late October when the harvest season comes. Besides the manufacturing process details, you’ll also discover what true Tuscan oil tastes like. The Frantoio di Vicopisano farm will kindly provide this experience for you. The Frantoio di Vicopisano farm has about 3 0000 olive trees. Besides the olive groves, it comprises a vast orchard of peaches, pears and kiwis and an extensive vegetable garden where typical Tuscan vegetables are ...