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La Pentolaccia

July 19, 2015

Favorite restaurant in Montepulciano.

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Poliziano Winery

July 19, 2015

Awesome Winery on the road between Cortona and Montepulciano. We visited in 2015.

Contact InfoAddress: VIA Fontago 1 – 53045 Montepulciano Stazione – Siena

Contact:Margherita Pallecchi

Wine tasting Fee:Eur 8,00 – 12,00

Open: All year round

10:00 – 13:00 / 14:30 – 17:00

Tel:+ 39 0578/738171

E-mail: margherita@carlettipoliziano.com

Website:www.carlettipoliziano.com

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Poliziano!

May 18, 2015

We made a pit stop at one of our favorite wineries, Poliziano, on the way to Montepulciano. A really nice guy, Fabio, provided the tasting. Awesome! Another case is headed home.

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Best restaurant in Montepulciano

May 29, 2013

Ristorante La Pentolaccia: A very small, family owned restaurant in Montepulciano with some of the best food in Italy. The care that the family takes in preparing all the Tuscan favorites is surpassed only by the friendliness of the waitress who cares for all the patrons. We tried this restaurant originally during our trip in 2011 and again in 2013 and the quality has not waivered. Pici pasta Alla Cinghiale (boar), Ribolitta, fresh fish, everything we tried was amazing! Via di Voltaia nel Corso, 86. Tel. 0578 757582. Closed on Giovedi.

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Roadtrip to Montepulciano

May 29, 2013

We took a day trip to Montepulciano and despite the constant drizzling rain, we had a great time exploring the town, tasting wine, shopping and eating. This trip has had everything from great old friends re-uniting to new friends getting to know each other. I have to give a shout out to Bill for his willingness to keep us all safe while driving us all over Italy. As anyone who has tried it knows, driving in Italy is often not the most enjoyable thing to do. Thanks Bill!