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Diliberto Wine Tours is a celebration of food, wine, history, and Italian pride. Founders Salvatore Learn more at dilibertowinetours.com.

“Don’t look for the heart and soul of Italy in a crowded city. Look in a small village with a view of the mountains where the food, wine, and warmth go the people will linger forever in your memory.” - Salvatore Diliberto, Diliberto Wine Tours President

Diliberto Wine Tours was founded by Salvatore and Maryann Diliberto, formerly of the award-winning Diliberto Vineyard and Winery on the North For

k of Long Island. Having been growing grapes and producing wine since 1998, their passion for producing great wine has always been matched by their passion and pride in their Italian heritage. Inspired and driven to share their own history and culture, they began offering intimate food and wine tours in Campania, Italy. With family roots in the Campania region, their insight into the unique food and wines of this incredibly special region, combined with their knowledge of the ancient and historic sights of Campania, will make this tour one you will never forget. Join them as they guide you through the region that is the heart and soul of Italy.

24/04/2023

'Cin cin!' is the most common way to say 'cheers' in Italian. This is a casual and informal toast that is commonly used among friends and family.

Be careful when offering a toast, though. Follow these rules so that, according to Italian superstition, you can avoid bad luck:

- Never raise a toast with a glass full of water.
- Don’t cross arms with anyone as you clink glasses.
- Before you take your first sip after the toast, tap the bottom of your glass on the table.

Cheers to a fantastic week ahead!

14/04/2023

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10/04/2023

Do the Monday after Easter the way the Italians do - by celebrating Pasquetta!

Pasquetta literally means “little Easter,” but is taken to mean Easter Monday. While sometimes called “il lunedì dell’angelo” (“Monday of the angel”) for the biblical meeting of the women and the angel outside Jesus’s empty tomb, there is little religious nature to how the day is celebrated today.

Instead, it’s a day for family, food, and relaxation. Traditionally a day for the countryside, families escape to nature, packing a picnic lunch and enjoying the start of spring. Some people might go to a restaurant with friends to celebrate, but usually even the most ardent city dweller will find some green space.

So if you are able, take some time today to get outside. Pack a picnic lunch or call some friends for an impromptu cookout, and enjoy the spirit of this special day!

08/04/2023

Are we in the tropics?

Nope! Still Italy. Part of what we love about Southern Italy is the diversity of landscapes. You can go from hillside vineyards to breathtaking coastlines to beautiful gardens like these.

Come see all Italy has to offer on our next tour! We still have a few spots open in our September tour. Visit dilibertowinetours.com to learn more and reserve your spot.

06/04/2023

Traveling with food allergies can be complicated. But we’ve put together a few tips to help you navigate eating in Italy even if you have allergies -

1. Gluten - This is the land that gave us pizza and where nearly every restaurant offers a pasta course, so avoiding gluten can be tricky. But it’s not impossible. Keep an eye out for non-gluten “pasta” course options like polenta and risotto. Consider skipping the pasta course and going straight to the second meat or fish course. More and more restaurants are now offering gluten-free pasta, but be prepared to order an alternate dish just in case.

2. Dairy - Some people find that they can tolerate dairy products in Italy that they can’t eat at home. For those who don’t want to risk it, you’ve got options. There are quite a few gelato flavors that are naturally dairy-free. Look for the “sorbetti” options. Also, the base of most Italian dishes is olive oil, so butter isn’t often a concern.

3. Nuts - This is one where you’ll want to have a reference sheet with you to clearly describe your allergy to a waiter. Most of the time nuts are described by their individual names rather than by a catch-all word for “nuts.” So sit down with a dictionary or translation app, and jot down the different words you need to be on the lookout for. And remember, a seemingly nut-free thing like pesto is made with pine nuts, so it’s important to ask even if you don’t see nuts.

Fun fact - In Italy, peanut allergies aren’t really a thing. But allergies to fava beans (which are much more common in Italy) are! So don’t feel bad about bringing up your allergies. Let your waiter know and be open to unexpected allergen-free alternatives. You may just find your new favorite dish!

31/03/2023

Benevento is a town rich in historical attractions. When we visit, we walk in the footsteps of the Roman Army that marched on the Appian Way from Rome to Brindisi. This triumphal arch was erected almost 2000 years ago, built to honor the Emperor Trajan and to celebrate his addition to the historic road.

The Arch of Trajan is decorated with depictions of events in the emperor’s life, including real and mythical events. It celebrates scenes of both peace and military through social works, conquests, and imperial divinity.

Have you ever been to Benevento?

15/03/2023

“The entire experience felt personal. The age-old scenes of rural life were like stepping back in time to a world that disappeared long ago.” - Robert D.

Our tours leave behind the hustle and bustle of your standard tourist attractions in favor of experiencing the true heart and soul of Italy. You get a unique look into the region of Campania, highlighting the notable cuisine, culture, and history of the five provinces.

Consider booking your next trip to Italy with Diliberto Wine Tours. Learn more at dilibertowinetours.com!

13/03/2023

The magnificent gardens at the Royal Palace in Caserta, Italy are almost 3 kilometers long. Our guests love to walk along the cascading ponds and enjoy the beauty of this man made creation.

Who else wouldn’t mind starting their week here? 🙋‍♂️

09/03/2023

to that time we helped harvest grapes with our guests at a beautiful Italian vineyard.

It's experiences like this that make our Taste of Campania Tour stand out from the rest. Learn more about our tours by clicking the link in our bio.

07/03/2023

We have a few spots still available for our September Taste of Campania Tour!

September is an ideal time to visit Italy. It offers all the beauty of the summer with the oppressive heat. The nights and early mornings are cool, and the days are beautiful.

Locals start to return to work and school in September, meaning holiday destinations tend to be less crowded. The number of international tourists also starts to drop.

It’s really the perfect time for our kind of tour - private, relaxed, and authentic. We experience the heart and soul of Italy, and there’s no better time to do that than in the fall.

Would you like to join us this year? Learn more and reserve your spot at dilibertowinetours.com!

28/02/2023

☕ + 🌊 + ⛰️ = 🖤

23/02/2023

When you visit Naples, you’ll likely encounter this curious-looking puff pastry - sfogliatelle.

Pronounced sfol-ya-tel-le, this sugary snack is a clam shaped flaky pastry with folds that give it almost a mermaid-like quality. It can hold all kinds of delicious fillings - whipped cream, a special custard with candied citrus peels, creamy ricotta, almond paste - or it can be enjoyed simply with a light dusting of powdered sugar.

Perfect with an espresso, make sure to enjoy a sfogliatella next time you’re in Naples!

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