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Take a culinary journey with us and enjoy a wine tasting or cooking class in our Tuscan family kitchen
Welcome to Our Tuscan Farm
We are passionate about living the life you dream of, and it's our goal to help bring a bit of that to our guests. We strive to give you an authentic Tuscan experience whether it be a visit here on the farm, or in the olive oil and wine we ship to your home.
FROM OUR FARM TO YOU
Our Products
Our Trees
What sets our olive oil apart?
We have about 750 trees on the farm in the Chianti region of Tuscany that produce 5 different types of olives. Some of our trees are 250 years old and the land has been farmed by generations of local farmers.
Our Harvesting Process
We harvest all of our olives by hand holding true to the traditions passed down from generations. Our harvest is a family affair where friends and family alike join in to help.
Our Olives
The land in the Chianti region not only lends itself to great wine, but also produces some of the best olive oil in the world. Our farm grows 5 different types of olive trees: frantoio, leccino, moraiolo, piangente, and maremmano to give our extra virgin olive oil a unique and robust flavor.
Our Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Liquid Gold
Our olive oil speaks for itself. Thanks to the soil and sunlight in the region, the flavor truly shines and is the perfect combination of mild spice with a well rounded fruity finish. Our extra virgin olive oil has an acidity at harvest of 0.1%
Adopt one of our trees
You can now
For the person in your life that has everything, you can now adopt one of our trees. We place a plaque on their tree, and they will receive a photo of their tree, a numbered metal charm, a beautifully wrapped letter from us with a description of their gift, and three bottles of our extra virgin olive oil.
Private Events
Now Booking
From romantic sunset dinners to large family gatherings, we will work with you to ensure every last detail is perfect.
How it all came to be. ..
Our Story
Shannon (from the US) and Marco (from Italy) met in Miami and fell in love. They grew their family to a team of 6, and after 17 years, decided to chase their dreams in their favorite place on earth, Tuscany. They bought a farm complete with 750 olive trees and a vineyard, and went to work! That's where the fun begins...
Testimonials
Guest
Nichole M.
"If you are planning a trip to Tuscany, 'Our Tuscan Farm' needs to be on the very top of your 'must do' list. I simply can't imagine a better way to spend an afternoon...
Guest
Joe P.
"It was a consensus. The best day of our 21 day trip to Italy was spending the afternoon at Our Tuscan Farm...
Guest
Lesley K.
"This is a beautiful farm owned by a wonderful family. Shannon and Marco deliver a wonderful experience and excellent olive oil. We have ordered wine and can't wait to try it!"
Guest
Kathy M.
"Everything about our evening at Our Tuscan Farm was perfect... the view of the landscape and sunset, the amazing antipasti platter, the tour of their 200 year old farm, and the wine!...!
FAQS
Be certain to wear comfortable walking shoes that you don't mind getting a bit dirty. We also recommend that you dress in layers depending on the weather and temperature.
We have around 750 olive trees on the property, with 5 different varities of olive trees. Our entire farm is organic and we hand-pick and cold-press all of our olives to ensure optimum flavor and to hold true to the traditions taught to us by the previous owners. We press our olives at our local frantoio to maintain minimal travel and support our local community. Everything pertaining to our olives is literally 'Farm to Table'.
Tuscany is a magical place and with a few tips, you will undoubtedly have an amazing trip while visiting.
One thing to remember is that the temperature can change significantly from day to evening and from one town to the next depending on wind. That being said, pack layers!
Also, remember to bring your comfy shoes. We all want to look stylish, but when it comes to footwear, comfortable shoes are a must while exploring on the cobblestone streets. Tuscany tends to also be a bit dusty with dirt and gravel roads on the summer, so closed-toed shoes are best.
Our Tuscan Farm
strada di Magliano 14
Barberino Tavarnelle
Florence, Italy 50028
Open year -round by appointment only.
Olive harvest mid-October through end November
Any questions about our farm?
We're passionate about bringing the best of Tuscany to our customers and guests alike. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch.