Very good! Amazing. - Incredible place, great food and impeccable hospitality. We chose the harmonized snack beneath the olive tree of hundreds of years! What a vibe! Very nice, the wines were excellent and the food delicious. At the end we also took a tour of the property with explanations from Alice. It was worth it

Beautiful wine from a beautiful estate - Honestly the best experience I’ve ever had. Beautiful views, incredible food and the long tables meant we could chat to many people from all over the world that came here. The wines themselves were stunning, a variety of favours and the tour given post lunch was so lovely and gave us so much information. The ladies that gave us the lunch pairing and information about the vineyard were very approachable and aided us in choosing a lovely bottle to stay and drink in the vineyard after the lunch had ended. I can only remember one of the ladies names as Candy or Sandy but the other lady was absolutely lovely - a few glasses of wine, the gorgeous views and the beautiful sunshine has caused my memory to leave me slightly. Nonetheless, an absolutely beautiful experience. Me and my partner left with 2 bottles of the Palhete, one drank on the beautiful property and one back at the hotel. We were offered sun cream and hats as we enjoyed the wine by the pool. The service could not be faulted and felt like a genuinely beautiful experience with chickens roaming around and almond trees behind us while we sipped our wine taking in the views. Neither of us have a fault with this vineyard or Farmers Table wine pairing lunch, and would recommend it to anyone (whether you know your wines that well or not - we are definitely not experts) 10/10 recommend and wish all the best to those on the property.

Worth it! - This is totally worth it! Food, wine, host, and location are incredible. We booked a group lunch, tour, and tasting - it ended up being a private lunch on the winery grounds! Our host was so nice and knowledgeable and we each got three huge glasses of local organic wine. BOOK THIS!

Wonderful Lunch Experience - Although we were unable to eat lunch under the olive tree due to threatening weather, a lovely room and table were provided indoors. Each of the courses was varied, plentiful and delicious, the dessert was amazing, the wine was excellent and poured generously. Our host was engaging and knowledgeable and provided a very interesting tour of the vineyard. We enjoyed the company of, and conversation with, the other guests. Would certainly recommend this event.

A wonderful treat! - It was a beautiful location, the lunch was delicious, served beautifully under a very old olive tree. The wine was delicious and interesting history of the property.

A fabulous afternoon - A fabulous afternoon with great company from different countries around the table. Good fun making our pasta, with lots of laughs along the way. It was a great idea to let us buy more wine after our tasting! Frascati easy to get to by train from Rome. Highly recommend.

Good food, little wine - Lovely food & pleasant company. We were only served 3 wines when 4 were advertised. It was not much of a wine tasting but the food was delicious!

A Mixed Experience: Wine Tasting and Lunch for 12 - Our recent wine tasting and lunch experience for a group of 12, comprising 6 adults and 6 children, left us with mixed feelings. While the wines were undoubtedly delightful, the same couldn't be said for the lunch, and the wine tour fell short of our expectations. Let's start with the positive aspects. The wine selection was excellent, offering a diverse range that pleased even the most discerning palates. The ambiance was charming, and the initial enthusiasm was high. However, the same cannot be said for the lunch that followed. Priced at 60 euros per person, the expectations were understandably elevated. Unfortunately, the culinary experience did not match the price tag. The olives were overwhelmingly salty, overpowering any subtle notes they may have had. The pataniscas, a traditional dish, left much to be desired as some were not adequately cooked on the inside, detracting from the overall enjoyment. The inclusion of chicken giblets may have been an adventurous choice, but it failed to resonate with everyone at the table. Perhaps most disappointing was the children's lunch, identical to the adult menu. For the same cost, one would expect a more child-friendly and appealing selection. Regrettably, this wasn't the case, leading to a significant portion of the kids' meals going uneaten. This oversight in catering to the younger members of our group left us questioning the value for money. The wine tour, unfortunately, didn't compensate for the lackluster lunch experience. Lasting a mere 10 minutes, it felt rushed and did not provide the in-depth exploration we anticipated. Given the significance of the wine in the overall package, a more extensive and informative tour would have added considerable value to the entire experience. In conclusion, the wine tasting itself was the highlight of our visit, but the accompanying lunch and wine tour fell short of our expectations, especially considering the substantial price per person. While we appreciated the effort, we left feeling that the overall experience did not justify the cost. Some thoughtful improvements in the culinary offerings and the duration and quality of the wine tour could elevate this experience to match its potential.

Underwhelming experience - The olive tree and the people around us. The host was unwelcoming, the food very ordinary and the 3 wines unexceptional

Beautiful winery but unfortunately that was it already - We are a group of 4 women who attend a wine tasting every year on holiday. Here it was really a wonderful location but that was it already:( You are not very hospitable or personal, you are quickly handled. Instead of the 4 wines we were served only 3, the quantity was also just a small tasting sip and you didn't get a gift. All 3 wines were poured into the same glass, nothing was told about the food or how the wine goes with it. The tour through the vineyards was a short walk through not very well maintained vineyards (there was garbage in between), the cellar we unfortunately did not get to see. Buying a bottle of wine and drinking on the spot is more expensive than taking the wine with you, which shows you may not have people with you for long. It's more like mass handling. Since we have already attended a lot of tastings which were much more personal, we were very disappointed this year as it was also one of the most expensive we have visited so far.