The property is described accurately. The location is just great if you are looking for Tuscan culture, food, great vines as Brunellos, Montepulcianos, Morellino di Scansano and last but not least (our favorite) from Villa Patricia Vinery (Monte Cucco DOC), the very nice and calm southern landscape and non vegeterian "Bistecca fiorentina" from the local butcher in Rocalbegna as I do.
Graham is a very interesting and nice host. He is service oriented and he is here for you if you need him and, he let you alone if you want to be for yourself.
Here is a list of what you can do or where you can eat in and around Roccalbegna.
- Go to Roccalbegna, to the sea, to Monte Labro (by bicycle or by foot), to Arcidosso, Santa Fiora, the Valle d'Orcia (a must see!) or to Pitigliano on romain traces and so on.
- Restaurant recommendations: (from low budget to more expensive): Barbecue in your Zolferate garden (gilthead seabreem form the golf of Grosseto) or the bistecca above or a sausage from the same butcher, la Grotta in Roccalbegna ($) (order home made pasta!), the Pizzeria in Cana ($-$$) with a very nice view over the valley, the Osteria del Castello in Arcidosso ($-$$), Silene in Pescina (Seggiano) ($$$) or the locanda da Caino in Montemerano ($$$$).