Specialising in local produce, this tiny place near the Porta al Prato is an excellent choice if you are keen to try a glass or two of Nobile or Rosso di Montepulciano, accompanied by a generously sized tasting board of crostini (toasts with toppings), pecorino cheese and cured meats (€15). It also offers filled panini at lunch.
La Vineria
Montepulciano
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