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Experience a Wine Tour & Tasting at Cantine Bosco Nestore in Pescara, Abruzzo

Discover an extraordinary journey through the wine history of Abruzzo on a visit to one of the region’s oldest wineries, founded in 1897 and now set in Nocciano between the Gran Sasso and the Majella mountains - a short-drive experience ideal for travelers booking from Pescara, Abruzzo. You’ll explore astonishing underground tunnels where hundreds of thousands of bottles age, wander an ethno‑anthropologic museum that preserves viticultural and peasant traditions, and finish with a tasting of four wines accompanied by regional appetizers and other typical products. The tour highlights the deep roots of winemaking in the area and gives you a hands-on glimpse into local culture, but note the estate can be reached only by car, making it a perfect addition to your Abruzzo-based itinerary when you’re planning food-and-drink experiences or cultural sightseeing from Pescara.

About this activity in Pescara

Cancellation policy
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Highlights

  • Visit one of Abruzzo’s oldest family wineries, founded in 1897 and set in Nocciano between the Gran Sasso and the Majella - a living piece of regional wine history.
  • Descend into extensive underground tunnels where hundreds of thousands of bottles rest for ageing, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at traditional cellar practices.
  • Explore an ethno‑anthropologic museum that preserves viticultural and peasant artifacts, tracing wine culture across the region in an evocative display.
  • Enjoy a guided tasting of four local wines paired with typical Abruzzo appetizers, showcasing the flavors that define the area.

Important Information

  • The experience focuses on the winery tour, the ethno‑anthropologic itinerary and the wine tasting - transportation to and from the site is not included.
  • The property is located in Nocciano and can be reached only by car; booking confirmation includes exact directions and arrival details.
  • The visit is suitable for all fitness levels, is wheelchair accessible, and infants or small children may remain in a pram or stroller; tours run in all weather, so dress appropriately.
  • There is no hotel pickup or drop-off provided; plan your own transfer and allow extra time to travel from Pescara and other towns in Abruzzo.

Meeting Point

Meet at the winery entrance in Nocciano (situated between the Gran Sasso and the Majella). Exact meeting location and arrival instructions are sent with your booking confirmation - plan to arrive by car as the site is only accessible by road.

Includes

  • Guided tour of the winery in Pescara, Abruzzo - you’ll explore cellars, vineyards, and production areas to learn local winemaking traditions
  • Wine tasting featuring regional varietals - you’ll sample wines produced on site and discover Abruzzo flavors guided by experts
  • Ethno-anthropologic itinerary that highlights local culture and traditions - you’ll gain context about the people, customs, and heritage of the area

Excludes

  • Transportation to and from attractions is not included - plan your own travel to the meeting point in the region
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off are not provided - you’ll need to arrange your own arrival and departure logistics

Other

  • Wheelchair accessible - the experience is set up to accommodate mobility needs so you can participate comfortably
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller - family-friendly arrangements make it easy to bring little ones
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels and operates in all weather conditions - you can join regardless of fitness level; please dress appropriately for the weather here

Customer Reviews

10/10
Based on 10 Reviews
DeborahCulkinDeMarco
Sep 26, 2025 09:31:43 AM
Summary: My friend and I booked late as a treat. We both have homes in Farindola, and have wanted to know more about local Abruzzo wine. We were so impressed with the tour, with Giovana and all her 25 years of knowledge and experience, plus her patience with all our questions. Beautiful wines of exceptional quality and diversity. We are excited to take all visiting friends and family to this vineyard to share the experience.
Nomad23306032643
Sep 23, 2025 05:57:19 AM
Summary: Our guide was superb and explained the wine making process as well as the history behind the vineyard. We were thoroughly delighted with the vineyard tour as well as the superb wine tasting.
E2420NKlindam
Aug 20, 2025 03:29:55 AM
Summary: We had a wonderful two hour tour of this beautiful winery. Giovanna was a wonderful host, explaining the history of the winery and the Bosco family, as well as the process involved in creating the different types of wine. Giovanna clearly loves what she is doing. The winery is more than just a business; it's a craft this family has perfected over time and takes great pride in. This is obvious in the finished product we got to sample after the tour, along with some lovely cheeses, meats and bread. The trebbiano, montepulciano and chardonnay were fabulous - our favorite was the complex, delicate chardonnay. We purchased several bottles of wine, of course. Thank you, Giovanna, for a wonderful experience. I highly recommend this tour to everyone. Don't miss it!

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You’ll take an extraordinary tour through the wine history of Abruzzo at one of the region’s oldest wineries, visit underground tunnels where hundreds of thousands of bottles age, explore an ethno‑anthropologic museum of peasant and viticultural artifacts, and finish with a tasting of four wines paired with typical appetizers.
Yes - the tour highlights include a visit to the winery’s underground tunnels where hundreds of thousands of bottles are stored for ageing, offering a unique look at traditional Abruzzo winemaking.
The winery is located in Nocciano between the Gran Sasso and the Majella mountains and is reached by car - plan your route from Pescara or nearby towns in Abruzzo accordingly to arrive for the scheduled tour.
After the guided tour of the winery, underground cellars and the ethno‑anthropologic exhibit, you’ll enjoy a wine tasting of four wines accompanied by regional appetizers - the tasting follows the tour as part of the full experience.
Families can join the tour to explore the ethno‑anthropologic museum and underground cellars and enjoy the tasting portion; the experience combines cultural learning with regional food and drink elements that appeal to many family groups.
The combination of a historic estate founded in 1897, immersive visits to underground ageing tunnels, an ethno‑anthropologic museum showcasing local viticultural traditions, and a curated tasting of four wines with regional appetizers makes it a standout art‑culture and food‑drink experience in Abruzzo.