Artisan Tour

Indulge in an unparalleled sensory adventure with our Mezcal and Chocolate Tasting Experience. Discover the unexpected harmony of smoky mezcal notes and exquisite chocolates, a fusion that takes your taste buds on a captivating journey. Immerse yourself in the rich history, guided by experts who unveil the artistry behind each sip and bite. Elevate your palate and create lasting memories as you explore the unique and delightful combination of two cherished worlds.

In the "Val di Nievole", Tuscany, in the center of the chocolate valley there is a laboratory that produces according to the "Bean-to-Bar" method, that is, processing everything, from the cocoa bean to the chocolate bar, in the usual place. This way of working chocolate has now become synonymous with high quality artisan chocolate. Tuscani Cioccolato is a direct importer of cocoa from Nicaragua, specifically from two regions of Nicaragua "La Dalia" and "Matiguas". Throughout the chocolate transformation process, from roasting to tempering, we make sure to extract the maximum aromas from our Nicaraguan cocoa to obtain the most complex taste and enhance the qualities of our two types of single-origin Trinitarian cocoa. We would be very happy to welcome you to our factory to see all the various stages of chocolate processing in order to bring the true taste of excellent artisan chocolate directly to your palate.

Embark on an Unforgettable Chocolate Adventure! Let's journey through time and uncover the rich history of chocolate, starting from its sacred role in Olmec, Mayan, and Aztec ceremonies to its conquest of Spanish palates and subsequent spread throughout Europe and the rest of the world. From there, we'll venture into the modern era of chocolate bars that we all love today. Our tasting session will feature handcrafted chocolates, skillfully produced by Mayan and Zapotec communities, employing traditional artisanal methods that prioritize sustainability. This isn't just a tasting; it's a celebration of chocolate's legacy and its evolution over centuries. We invite you to reserve your spot now and join us on this delectable journey where the past and present unite. Get ready to experience a world of flavors and indulge in an unforgettable chocolate adventure!

Our small group eastside makers and artisans walking tour takes you to the side of the river where the hotbed of innovation has always been, across from downtown Portland in a neighborhood packed with breweries young and old. We'll head toward the river from our inner Eastside shop into an industrial neighborhood rich with food and art, exploring the past and the present of Portland's craft culture. Portland was a leader in the DIY culture and is home to every kind of food and beverage, from tea and kombucha to coffee and handmade soda; candies to hot sauces; imports and things made of recycled goods right in the warehouse district. All of these thrive in this neighborhood, where Around Portland Tours makes its home. The tour in total is 2-3 miles of walking, with tastes of tea and a snack as well. We always keep groups very small, so you'll have an intimate experience with your passionate guides!

It is an incredible tour because you discover and learn everything about cocoa and chocolate, cultivation and harvest. You make it yourself in the field and in the Rincon Kiibok you make your own chocolate. It is a unique and exquisite experience that will envelop you in the ancient art of our ancestors.

During this exciting 2.5 hour tour in Nazca you will discover the magic of the Cahuachi pyramids and how it sheds a new light of evidence to the mystery of the Nazca lines. This is the largest ceremonial religious site of the ancient Nazca, a complex of 16 pyramids and only 10% has been unearthed until now, many are still covered by sand! Important discoveries have been found: Trophy heads, ancient textiles, fine pottery, which offer an insight into how the ancient Nazca lived here and their beliefs. Visit an artisanal workshop to learn more about the textile/ceramics of this ancient culture and how they are one the best in ancient world!

The visitor of PAPA PEDRO Wine & Distiller learn about the winery process. Also, the visitor learn about the distillery process. During the meeting can taste our products: PAPA PEDRO Wine, PAPA PEDRO Rum, PAPA PEDRO Liquor

Discover the mystery of the Chauchilla Cemetery on a fascinating guided tour. Explore ancient tombs and see well-preserved mummies, learning about the funerary practices of the Nazca culture. Conclude your adventure by visiting a local traditional pottery workshop. Don't miss this unique opportunity to travel back in time and live an unforgettable experience in Peru! Book now and immerse yourself in the magic of Chauchilla.

Otavalo is home to an ancestral indigenous handicrafts market where you will be amazed by the variety of colorful handicrafts. The beautiful scenery and friendly people will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. At the "Plaza de Ponchos" market you will find artisans of leather, wood, fabric, embroidery, marzipan art and jewelry that will make you wish you had brought an extra bag for when you return home. Take some time to interact with the vendors and live as part of the culture of one of the oldest and most emblematic civilizations of Ecuador and the Andean region.

ORTIGIA CRAFTED Walking tour of the artisan stores of Ortigia will let you discover the city from another point of view meeting the locals. You will explore Ortigia and its ancient streets, and admire the unique creations produced by local craftsmen and craftswomen.

The Art and Artisan Tour, combines the National Art Gallery, WAYAWAYA and Pure Skills. It’s a tour combining compelling art with artisan work, innovating products and social enterprises.

Artisanal Chocolate, from the garden to the table is a wonderful experience for the people who want to know more about the cacao and his star sub product, the chocolate. The participants will make a tour for a sustentably cacao forest, they will know all about his ecological management and his transformation,and then, they will be to enjoy a chocolatier class. The participants will can to stay for enjoy the beautiful and crystal clear rivers close to the farm.

A little bit of everything is what you will get in this experience, you will learn about our Mexican traditions, can have a personalized belt in front of you to end up getting samples of this ancient beverage, "Los Osuna", that has being made in the area since 1876.

First of all, we meet at this bar to play "Tapazo" a traditional colombian game to warm up with all this beer experience and know eachother. Then we go to the old house where was produced the fisrt beer by a colombian. We will learn about the 3 periods (Colonial, Republican, Modern) Colombia has pass trough and influence of beer and alcohol in our society. After that we will start with the first local breweries Huitaca tou have a tropical pint of beer, next point is a reconized craft beer Manigua, then we are going to have one beer made in Medellin. If you are still thirsty, no worries, there are 2 spots left. A trendy bar where they produce their own beer and finally the last one where we got plenty options of all the craft beers of Bogota.

Immerse into Taos’ eclectic artistic community! Starting on Kit Carson Road, weave in and out of winding alleyways exploring the historical context while pausing to mix with the local art scene. Taos has been on the map as an art colony since the late 1800s and it has a reputation for its eclectic talented creative populace. Come to this high desert mountain town to not only experience the ethereal light and vivid landscape, but to also encounter this dynamic community and their remarkable art to life. Enjoy a mix of old and new while exploring downtown’s rich art history. Discover the vibrant center of this uniquely quirky and highly talented community. We conclude this tour with a Chocolate Elixir at Chokola to weave in the art of chocolate making by owners Deb and Javier who are passionate about every step in the process of their decadent sipping chocolate, truffles, mousses and tarts! A perfect way to celebrate the finale of your immersion to Taos Artisans!

Confectionery artisans have long been responsible for developing folks’ sense of seasonal appreciation while expressing a hint of changing seasons in edible arts. This tour is hosted by a very welcoming artisan with almost 60 years of experience under his belt, who simply finds sweets making a sheer joy. Let’s join him to share the joy together.

The Chiquimulilla canal in Guatemala is an artificial passage built to communicate between the departments of Escuintla, Santa Rosa, and Jutiapa. It has 140 kilometers of extension and 2,800 hectares of mangroves. Its history goes back more than 100 years. Parallel to the Pacific coast of Guatemala and with a unique landscape, the Chiquimulilla Canal is an artificial channel that has become a tourist spot and is a refuge for exuberant flora and fauna. Although the fauna is diverse, visitors most frequently observe birds such as herons, hawks, and gulls. "And if fortune is with us, we will have the opportunity to see endangered animals: alligators, freshwater turtles, and iguanas."

To truly experience a city, you must deep dive into its culture, and there's no better cultural tradition to explore in Marrakech than through its souks and the artisans. On this private tour, get a cultural awakening as you learn more about the local souks and artisans and why they're such a unique part of the city's character. Learn from its history to the present influence that still lingers in Marrakech as you visit Souk des teinturiers, Al Nour cooperative and more. Thanks to this cultural experience, you'll be able to see Marrakech from a different perspective – the way the locals live it every day! Withlocals Treasures of Marrakech Tour™ is one of Withlocals' signature tours available in major cities worldwide. We work with passionate local guides who earn a fair fee. We support local economies by only offering local products and preventing over-tourism with only small non-intrusive groups. Our tours are carbon-neutral and away from the standard tourist routes.

The Florentine neighborhood of Oltrarno is well-known for craftmanship and laboratories – experience hands-on the traditions kept alive for centuries. First, visit a famous paper workshop where they create beautifully marbled patterns that date back to 17th century bookbinders. See how the artists create special patterns, some even still famous today. Then, try your hand at marbling for a fun keep-sake to bring home with you! Next, visit a family owned leather workshop. Oltrarno has been home to leather workers since the 14th century, and while most have moved out the city, a few workshops have managed to survive. See how this family creates beautifully hand-made products. Step inside a mosaic laboratory. While mosaics have been popular in Italy since the Roman age, Florence created their own unique version under the Medici family. Meet the craftspeople who keep this ancient tradition alive, and watch them create beautifully ornate masterpieces from rough pieces of stone.

A unique opportunity to experience and gain insight into the life of rural Rwandans and their families. Spend a day on the farm and get the opportunity to learn weaving with the ladies. You get to not only see something of the beauty and rigor of everyday life, but to also experience it. A truly interactive way to learn about Rwandan Culture.