Chianti Rufina is a historic territory of wine production, among the most important in Tuscany, located north-east of the city of Florence, on the slopes of the Tuscan Apennines-Romagnolo. The first historical testimonies about Rufina’s wines date back to the early fifteenth century. In the eighteenth century, with the Edict of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, came official recognition, and Cosimo III, in the Notice of 24 September 1716, classified the wine produced in this area, among the best four in Tuscany.

“Bicipedia” was founded in 2013 with the aim of being a reference point, not only for the single passionate cyclist, but also for all those who use the bicycle both to go to work, for fun or just to keep fit. Their headquarters are located on the state road that, along the Arno, connects Valdisieve to Florence. Road of reference for the thousands of cyclists who travel the Apennine passes of Consuma and Muraglione, through the shady roads of Vallombrosa Forest or who want to reach “Vetta Secchieta”.

• Private tour with e-bike guide: you ride in the hills among the famous Chianti Rufina vineyards, olive groves and mills, dominated by typical farmhouses, farms and castles.
• Final aperitif.
• Duration: 3 hours.
• Valid for 2 persons, organized by Bicipedia “Bicipedia”.