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Sip four Italian wines and enjoy Roman platters in Piazza Capranica with an official Emily in Paris–themed aperitivo. This 2–2.5 hour tasting mixes accessible wine education, local flavors, and keepsakes like a tote and Instax photo.
Sip four Italian wines and enjoy Roman platters in Piazza Capranica with an official Emily in Paris–themed aperitivo. This 2–2.5 hour tasting mixes accessible wine education, local flavors, and keepsakes like a tote and Instax photo.
You arrive at Piazza Capranica as the city's late-afternoon light softens across travertine facades and the chatter of nearby cafés rises like warm steam. A guide greets the group with a tote bag and a welcome spritz; the square fills with the bright citrus fizz of aperitivo culture and the first notes of a tasting that blends Roman flavor with a playful Parisian theme.
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Operated by Paris by Emily · Rome, Lazio
You arrive at Piazza Capranica as the city's late-afternoon light softens across travertine facades and the chatter of nearby cafés rises like warm steam. A guide greets the group with a tote bag and a welcome spritz; the square fills with the bright citrus fizz of aperitivo culture and the first notes of a tasting that blends Roman flavor with a playful Parisian theme.
The experience sits in the heart of Rome’s historic center, a short walk from the Pantheon and Largo di Torre Argentina. The stones beneath your feet recall layers of history: Republican-era foundations, Renaissance palaces, and cobbled lanes that funnel evening life into small piazzas. Geology and craft meet here — Roman buildings built from travertine and volcanic pozzolana speak to centuries of local material and technique.
Culturally, the tasting is a compact lesson in Italian ritual: a social pre-dinner spritz, four wines (white, rosé, red, sweet) explained with approachable tasting notes, pairings of cheeses, cured meats and olive oil, and a final digestivo — limoncello or amaro — to close the sequence. Expect conversational storytelling from a wine-focused guide, light references to the show that inspired the event, and time for an Instax photo that leaves a physical memory.
Practical notes: the session runs about 2–2.5 hours, is wheelchair accessible, and involves brief standing and walking on cobbles. Bring ID, note dietary needs in advance, and choose evening slots to catch aperitivo energy. Comfortable shoes, a water bottle, and a readiness to savor slowly will make the tasting both pleasurable and practical.
Children and non-drinkers can attend—the tasting focuses on food pairings and social experience, but the alcoholic portions are for guests of legal drinking age.
Yes—Piazza Capranica is in Rome’s historic center with multiple buses and a short walk from metro and main tram stops; confirm directions on your booking confirmation.
Special dietary requirements can usually be accommodated if communicated during booking via the special requirements field.
Most official tastings are offered in English; check the booking page or confirmation for the language of your specific departure.
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You arrive at Piazza Capranica as the city's late-afternoon light softens across travertine facades and the chatter of nearby cafés rises like warm steam. A guide greets the group with a tote bag and a welcome spritz; the square fills with the bright citrus fizz of aperitivo culture and the first notes of a tasting that blends Roman flavor with a playful Parisian theme.
You arrive at Piazza Capranica as the city's late-afternoon light softens across travertine facades and the chatter of nearby cafés rises like warm steam. A guide greets the group with a tote bag and a welcome spritz; the square fills with the bright citrus fizz of aperitivo culture and the first notes of a tasting that blends Roman flavor with a playful Parisian theme.
The experience sits in the heart of Rome’s historic center, a short walk from the Pantheon and Largo di Torre Argentina. The stones beneath your feet recall layers of history: Republican-era foundations, Renaissance palaces, and cobbled lanes that funnel evening life into small piazzas. Geology and craft meet here — Roman buildings built from travertine and volcanic pozzolana speak to centuries of local material and technique.
Culturally, the tasting is a compact lesson in Italian ritual: a social pre-dinner spritz, four wines (white, rosé, red, sweet) explained with approachable tasting notes, pairings of cheeses, cured meats and olive oil, and a final digestivo — limoncello or amaro — to close the sequence. Expect conversational storytelling from a wine-focused guide, light references to the show that inspired the event, and time for an Instax photo that leaves a physical memory.
Practical notes: the session runs about 2–2.5 hours, is wheelchair accessible, and involves brief standing and walking on cobbles. Bring ID, note dietary needs in advance, and choose evening slots to catch aperitivo energy. Comfortable shoes, a water bottle, and a readiness to savor slowly will make the tasting both pleasurable and practical.