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Good olive oil tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Make orecchiette and strascinati in a Puglian olive grove, then enjoy your pasta with local wine and an oil tasting.
“Antonella is a super sweet person, who is also really passionate about her Job! She told us many interessting things while teaching us how to make perfect Orichette and many other noodle types :) Would 10/10 do it again!!”
Cycle through Puglia near Brindisi, visit Dolmen di Montalbano, and sample olive oil on a private four-hour bike tour.
“The tour operator should have canceled the tour based on the weather. The clients were driven around so no biking. They were not given lunch nor did they go to Domen di Montalbano. The women was nice and drive them back to port.”
Ride Puglia’s olive roads by e-bike, visit a traditional oil mill, taste extra virgin oils, and discover a dolmen near Ostuni.
“This is a fantastic tour and we had a really good few hours with Rocco. He is patient, knowledgeable and fun. 100% recommend and he told us he did other tours including wine and we wished we had done his instead of another wine tour we did that wasn’t great.”
Taste Puglian olive oil, wine, cheeses, and handmade pasta while hearing Antonella’s farm story near Brindisi.
“A very enjoyable few hours with Antonella who explained the olive growing process on her farm with enthusiasm and passion. She also made delicious traditional dishes to accompany the olive oil tasting. A delightful experience and one I would recommend.”
A press, a grove, a museum or a bench with six oils on it.
