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4 Wine Tours in Slovenia Worth Opening a Bottle For

4 tours  ·  from $43 a head

Good wine tours in Slovenia fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

2-Hour Interactive Wine Tasting Experience in Ljubljana - Seven pours, seven chances to find a favorite
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2-Hour Interactive Wine Tasting Experience in Ljubljana

1.2-Hour Interactive Wine Tasting Experience in Ljubljana

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 382 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $72Our pick

Meet Boris or Tina at Grajska Vinoteka in Ljubljana Castle for a two-hour tasting of seven Slovenian wines. You’ll sample wines from several regions, test your senses through games, hear local wine stories, and pair the pours with bread, cheese, olives, walnuts, and pumpkin oil.

“Great experience learning about Slovenian wine from Boris. It was fun to learn a bit about wine from different regions and try wines I wouldn't have typically chosen for myself - inspired me to try more Slovenian white wines throughout my trip :) Great communication before, during, and after the tasting!”

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Piran: Walking Tour with Local Wine and Food Tasting - Starting at Tartini Square
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Piran Walking Tour with Local Wine and Food Tasting

2.Piran Walking Tour with Local Wine and Food Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 297 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $42Best value

Meet guide Jan in Tartini Square for a roughly two-hour walk through Piran’s old town, past Venetian buildings, church viewpoints, old defenses, and lively squares. Finish with local wine, cheese, meats, olive oil, truffles, and small bites. The group is limited to 15 and the tour runs in English.

“Jan was an excellent guide through the city. He spoke knowledgeably about the history and architecture of the region. The high point of the tour was the food and wine tasting at the new shop just off the main square near the harbor. The selection of local wines, meats, cheeses, and olive oils was amazing. Thanks, Jan!”

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Food & Wine Tour Ljubljana - Local Foodie Adventure in Slovenia - Central Market, a useful first taste of local life
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Food & Wine Tour Ljubljana – Local Foodie Adventure in Slovenia

3.Food & Wine Tour Ljubljana – Local Foodie Adventure in Slovenia

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 262 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $114

Start at Prešeren Square and spend three hours tasting Slovenian food, wine, meats, cheeses, and local specialties around the Central Market and Old Town. Guides such as Simona, Tanja, Nataša, and Alenka add history, restaurant tips, and plenty of conversation.

“We did the tour in September. It was a great experience! Very knowledgeable and great guide. The food and wine we tasted was local and interesting. Would highly recommend this tour!”

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2-Hour Interactive Wine Tasting Experience in Bled - What the interactive format adds
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2-Hour Interactive Wine Tasting Experience in Bled

4.2-Hour Interactive Wine Tasting Experience in Bled

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 243 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $70

Meet at Wine Tasting Bled at 8:30 pm for a two-hour guided tasting of seven Slovenian wines. Boris or Tina may lead the evening, pairing regional wine facts with games, simple snacks, and an informal cellar setting. The experience is in English and ends where it begins.

“Had a really great time! Our wine expert was very knowledgable, and also made the evening fun! It was very informative and wine choices were great, would recommend!!”

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