Palermo · SICILIAN WINE, CHEESE & APERITIVO TASTINGS
5 reviewed
The good sicilian wine, cheese & aperitivo tastings in Palermo fill up fast, and the best fill up first. Below are the 5 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Palermo wine tasting at Bottega Monteleone: 5 regional wines paired with Sicilian tapas in 2 hours.
“We were four persons at the winetasting. We enjoyed the event very much. We got lots of information, good wine and nice company. Really nice atmosfere. Thank you so much!”
Palermo wine tasting in a hand-built bar: 4 Sicilian wines with tapas, balcony views, and stories from small wineries in 2 hours.
“This was one of our best experiences in Palermo, the shop owner is passionate about wine (which was excellent), and the way he treats customers is exceptional! Great wine, great tapas, great experience. Don’t miss it”
Taste 6 Sicilian wines and 6 cheeses in a 16th-century home in central Palermo, with bread, salad, cassatelle, and Zibibbo.
“If you’re in Sicily for the first time and have no knowledge of Sicilian wines and cheeses, I recommend you take this as soon as possible. You get a nice quick overview of what to look for. The hostess is very charming, adorable and accommodating, so you probably get some good advices of where to go and where not to go in Palermo. Also, her homemade snacks and olive oil were absolutely delicious. This was most probably the best winetasting that we have experienced.”
Sicilian wines and cheeses tasting in Palermo in a noble 17th-century home across from the Cathedral, with six pairings and take-home bottles.
“Patrizia and Giuliano are consummate hostesses. Their apartment was beautiful and atmosphere was amazing. This was by far, the best wine tasting experience I’ve ever attended.”
Tour Duca di Salaparuta’s historic cellars in Casteldaccia and taste five Sicilian wines with guided cellar walks and Enoteca stops.
“The tour and tasting will make your afternoon as fantastic as possible. We were lucky, first because this year the winery celebrates their 200 years anniversary. Secondly, because the owner had opened a vintage bottle year 2013 in the morning, and that was added to our tasting as a plus. They can easily accommodate vegetarians and people with dietary restrictions during the tasting. Also families with children are welcome. We couldn't have a better experience with wines in Sicily. Definitely recommend this activity.”
