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Welcome to the Chianti Classico Expo 2026 in Greve in Chianti
From September 10 to 13, 2026, Piazza Matteotti in the historic center of Greve in Chianti turns into a lively wine festival. Now in its 54th edition, the Chianti Classico Expo brings together more than a hundred producers from across the denomination right in the heart of Tuscany.
Highlights and Attractions at the Chianti Classico Expo in Greve
- More than a hundred wineries from every municipality of the Chianti Classico area gathered in one place
- Tastings ranging from young Annata wines to aged Riserva and the prestigious Gran Selezione category
- A personal tasting glass that grants access to every producer's stand
- Guided tastings with direct conversations with the winemakers
- Local specialties such as aged pecorino cheese, finocchiona salami and hearty Tuscan soups
- A cultural side program with concerts and events celebrating rural traditions
- The town's distinctive triangular piazza with its medieval porticoes as a backdrop
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Greve
Over four days, stands fill Piazza Matteotti and the surrounding streets of the old town. Alongside free browsing between the stands, the event includes guided tastings, meetings with producers and a cultural side program. The detailed daily schedule for 2026 is published by the Municipality of Greve in Chianti on the official website.
Tickets and Admission for the Chianti Classico Expo 2026
Entry to the festival area itself is free; for tastings, visitors buy a wine glass at the organizers' stand, which then allows tastings at every participating winery. Based on previous editions, glass and tasting packages have ranged from around 15 to 25 euros. Exact 2026 prices will be published by the Municipality of Greve in Chianti closer to the event.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Greve in Chianti
- The nearest airport is Florence Peretola, with a direct road connection into the heart of Chianti
- Parking in the old town is limited, so arriving early or parking on the outskirts is recommended
- Early September still brings warm Tuscan days, though a light jacket is useful for the evenings
- Accommodation in Greve and the surrounding wine villages should be booked well ahead due to high demand
- Visiting on a weekday or in the early afternoon helps avoid the busiest crowds at the stands
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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