GetYourGuide, Viator and Musement list 15 olive oil tastings and mill visits in Sicily, most of them in Palermo. Prices run from €25 to €361 a person, €68 in the middle of the range. 8 are rated 4.5 or better from at least ten reviews; those come first below.

Olive-oil tastings take place in groves and mills: how the olives are picked and pressed, how to taste oil the way producers do, and what makes an oil extra virgin. The harvest and pressing run through late autumn, the time to see a mill at work.

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Etna Wine and Oil tasting

If you want to experience something different from the usual aperitif, book our Wine Tasting! We will tell you about the characteristics and origins of extra virgin oils and organic wines...

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5.0 (8)2 h

Soap and Olive Oil Experience

Tour at the soap museum located in the countryside of Sciacca, including a soap making workshop, where you can prepare your own little soap bar. At the end there will be a class of extra ...

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5.0 (3)1 h

Olive Oil Tour and Tasting

Mandranova is a farm located in the south of Sicily in the Palma di Montechiaro area (Agrigento). The farm develops over ca. 180 hectares, the main products are extra-virgin olive oil and...

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What Sicily eats and drinks

The food and wine pairings our editors chose for Sicily, the dishes you are most likely to meet on a tasting or at lunch.

  • Etna Bianco Superiore with Pasta con le SardeCarricante's volcanic salinity and piercing acidity are a natural match for Sicily's signature sardine-and-wild-fennel pasta. The wine's briny mine...Read the pairing →
  • Etna Bianco with Sarde a BeccaficoThe breadcrumb-stuffed sardine roll that defines Palermo street cooking finds a perfect white-wine partner in Etna Bianco: the wine's racy acidity ...Read the pairing →
  • Nero d'Avola with Caponata SicilianaCaponata's sweet-and-sour agrodolce profile of aubergine, celery and capers finds an ideal foil in a medium-bodied Nero d'Avola: the grape's dark c...Read the pairing →
  • Cerasuolo di Vittoria with Arancina PalermitanaPalermo's golden saffron arancina stuffed with meat ragu and peas meets its ideal wine partner in Cerasuolo di Vittoria: the DOCG blend's bright so...Read the pairing →
  • Frappato with Sfincione PalermitanoSfincione, Palermo's thick-crusted tomato, onion and anchovy pizza, is a dish of sweet-savoury intensity that pairs beautifully with Frappato: the ...Read the pairing →
  • Passito di Pantelleria with Cannolo SicilianoThe cannolo's crisp fried shell and sweetened sheep's-milk ricotta filling find a sublime match in Passito di Pantelleria: the wine's apricot jam a...Read the pairing →

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Olive oil tastings and mill visits in Sicily: questions

How much does a olive-oil tasting in Sicily cost?

Across the 15 olive oil tastings and mill visits listed here, prices start at €25 and the middle of the range is €68 per person; 4 cost under €50. Prices are the marketplaces' own and were last checked on the date shown at the top of the page.

Which olive oil tastings and mill visits in Sicily have the best reviews?

By rating and number of reviews on the marketplaces: Authentic Sicily Family Olive Grove Tour & Oil & Wine Tasting (5.0 from 139 reviews), Olive Oil Tasting and Experience (The Original in Sicily) (5.0 from 103 reviews) and Olive Oil Tour Visit to the oil mill and olive oil tasting (5.0 from 60 reviews).

How long does a olive-oil tasting in Sicily take?

Most take about 2 hours; the listing for each one gives its exact length.

Where do olive oil tastings and mill visits in Sicily take place?

Most of them start in Palermo. Each listing gives its meeting point.

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