Lamborghini Countach in Tuscany & why you need to visit Ferruccio Lamborghini's Winery in Umbra

I reveal why the Val d'Orcia is my favourite region of Tuscany and visit the Ferruccio Lamborghini Winery in Umbria, which turns out to be amazing with a fantastic restaurant, packed wine-shop, Agri-tourismo B&B and golf course.
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[@geoffshilton6998]

Harry, you take us to places that the majority of us will never visit but somehow make us feel like we are there with you. Story telling at its finest. Thank you !

[@brianingram9712]

These 50th anniversary Countach videos have been superb! I can't remember watching as great a series, ever. Well done, Harry (& Mrs. M!)

[@scott_aero3915]

Fully agree!

[@duncanbleak3819]

No better way to pay tribute to the legendary Countach than this magnificent road trip. Treating it as a real car in the real world. Not merely a poster! Excellently done sir!

[@daraghmorrissey]

So much noise on KZbin but this channel is an oasis of fantastic content ; no clickbait’s and embedded ads either .

[@ArthurSperotto]

Thank you for bringing us peasants with you in these trips, Harry. They are very inspiring!

[@doderiolarkisso4038]

As a car crazed man who had an absentee father, you've become like a paternal figure to me. Thank you for making these videos and taking your viewers to places they might've never been.

[@andrewgurney6019]

What a wonderful series this has been, thank you Harry!

[@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab]

Ohhhh! Perfect tonic on a cold and damp October evening in England; Thanks Harry! 😄👍🏻

[@dellhell8842]

2:15 That is some shot. The sloping in the landscape matching the sloping of the front of the Countach.

[@virgin26]

Looked like a painting

[@julessar]

I love the farming insight into landscapes. Without which, a nice view is just that. But that brief insight into the lay of the soil turns layered views into depths of endeavour, gives meaning to the colours, textures, and shapes of the vista.

[@StewartP45]

I'm sure,in a previous video, that you described Ferruccio Lamborghini as an entrepreneur. He was definitely all that, evidently always restless and looking for new opportunities. Tractors, cars, heating boilers, boats, an attempt at aircraft, wine and tourism. Quite a resume, and I've probably missed some stuff. Fantastic to learn of the Lamborghini history and also see that part of Italy. Thank you.

[@rosettedsouza7265]

I should have visited the Lamborghini museum and other places that you just visited in the recent videos Harry, but the trip was cancelled unfortunately. That was in the mid nineties and I was unable to do this again later. Many thanks for showing us your trip in detail and I really appreciate kind of being there with you as a guide !

[@joemartino6976]

Doug DeMuro's favorite automotive KZbinr, standing head and shoulders above the rest.

[@heiner71]

Is Doug DeMuro the be all end all?

[@joemartino6976]

@@heiner71 No. But, he just happened to drop a video citing his favorite automotive channels. With almost 5 million subscribers, Doug has some sway.

[@joncollins-oj8ve]

Thank you Harry. Beautifully relaxed video showcasing everything that is great about Italy, your Countach seems to be loving it as much as you. What a car.

[@mbizozo6271]

Midweek upload, let's go.

[@Steve-rv1ql]

Harry’s garage, always an education, fabulous series of films, brilliant. Italy is such a lovely country, did a trip on my bucket list this year, Sorrento and Amalfi, crowded on occasion but the scenery really is to die for. Made our own pizzas’ on a farm in the hills behind Sorrento, view over the bay, glass or three of home grown wine. Memory of the year, epic. Just wish the vette had been with me..

[@JohnLocal-v6i]

Can't get enough of the sound of his Countach. Could use it for an energizing meditation.

[@NiTed199]

I live in that area and I would've loved to meet you and the Countach in the flesh. Nice one Harry!

[@stewartallan1440]

Loved this series,Harry!

[@billkeaveney1526]

Thanks Harry for taking us with you. A Count in Italy is hard to beat.

[@uzogsi]

Was watching Doug DeMuro's video where he mentioned you as his number 1 youtuber (Totally agree btw, I am watching you since the one-77 days) and described your content so eloquently. And here you are dropping the pinnacle of what he was talking about. Great video and amazing stories as always, Harry!

[@TrevorLeggo]

Thanks Harry, great series, looking forward to the last one. What a Car, what a Country, what a story.

[@philipmichaelhughes5719]

Loved the whole series Harry! Thank you. 👏🏻

[@jonathanbowles2577]

Good Evening Harry. I really Loved the view of Your Lamborgini with the Mount Amiata behind with a Great vista. I really Enjoyed your Special visit to Ferruccio Lamborgini's Farm and Vine Yard. The Tractors were absolutely Incredible. A very Beautiful Restaurant and such a lot of History about this Amasing Family. Harry, you must have felt like you were in your Element being at this Beautiful place. The footage was Top Class and with Great Precise Clear Narration from yourself Harry. Thank you very much and very Appreciated. Jonathan/ England.

[@davidlutton4560]

Brilliant. What a fabulous place. Looking forward to your next upload.

[@timpascoe5393]

Thanks for the mini-break, warmly appreciated

[@mpetry912]

this was wonderful Harry - maybe one of your best. thank you !

[@roelolthof7179]

🎉🎉love the story telling and driving. Top!!!

[@gerryjamesedwards1227]

Great video! The more I learn about Sr. Lamborghini the more I want to know. A fascinating gent.

[@garyleibitzke4166]

Ah yes, again with the paper maps. A man after my own heart. 😁 Love the scenery there. My dream vacation is to start in Sicily, drive north to the border with Switzerland, stopping to eat in all the local restaurants (non tourist) in the small towns along the way.

[@GuidoBatt]

All the local restaurants... that will take approximately 30 years!

[@garyleibitzke4166]

@@GuidoBatt I'm in no hurry.

[@mickwrinkles2318]

Wow, stunning Countach in a very stunning landscape. Will visit if I get the chance.

[@CJ-ok7rk]

Brilliant set of video's Harry. Thank you.

[@lionelferrari1655]

Beautiful Italy. Thank you Harry.

[@1968spikey]

FANTASTIC series of videos Harry!

[@briancochran8356]

Love the various vists you did on the trip. Lovely views and driving experience I wish I had shared. Keep the videos of the garage and farm coming.

[@Andrew-lu6wp]

One of your best vids Harry thank you

[@judebrown2672]

Wow. Lamborghini cars, Lamborghini wines and Lamborghini tractors..... I'm in heaven. Fantastic conclusion to this series. I have enjoyed every part of it. Love the places you visit. Regards.😊

[@davidwatkinson1226]

Sat in my dull town I get away with H and have these escapes. Wonderful H thanks ya legend.

[@edcordell3560]

Thank you Harry I’ll never get a chance to see any of that in person but you make saying it almost like I was there with you watching thank you so much I hope you have a safe trip home bless you and your family

[@Mark_T]

Lucly for us viewers that you share this wonderful footage with us.

[@pleun315]

Always enjoy watching your videos Harry , hi from Holland

[@pollatso]

Again living a dream… really enjoyed that thank you 🙏👍👍

[@Padoinky]

Whilst it was cool regarding the vehicles, the integration of the man, his ideals, the region and the land, make it all POP OUT as to the relevance of it all - everyone has a story and we’re all the better for taking time to listen to them

[@richardtoonkel6484]

Tractor shed. Priceless.

[@stevecarter5084]

Great video,beautiful countryside and your brilliant car,what more could you ask for!

[@MetalTrabant]

That bath in Bagno Vignoni is where Tarkovsky shot the candlewalk scene in Nostalghia. I wanted to visit it for this reason, but now that I've seen the surroundings, I definitely have to see that part of Tuscany one day! It's not that far from me (about 1300 km), but petrol is punishingly expensive nowadays... although my 1.6 Lancer thankfully doesn't drink as much as a Countach :D

[@EleanorPeterson]

Very enjoyable, Harry; thanks for the free ride.🙂

[@Matteo_Licata]

Turns out that one of the best ambassadors my country could possibly have is a Brit :) Great video, and I remember very well that issue of EVO with the big supercar test. The writing, the photography, and everything else were miles ahead of what car mags here in Italy were doing at the time; it was a revelation!

[@jonltodd]

We did an almost identical trip hardly 1 week earlier! I took my F82 M4 and it’s true to say that even in something with relatively firm suspension, as lovely as the topography of the roads is, they are extremely challenging surface-wise. I found almost no opportunity to stretch the car’s legs in that region. Of course a trip like this no matter what the car is about much more than finding the best driving roads, but nevertheless, great respect for doing that trip on those roads in your Countach.

[@andyfholland]

Well played Harry. Another trip i must do!!

[@ElToro2000UK]

Harry's Lamborghini Countach is the dogs' dangly bits! 😍

[@duckman5642]

Bollox

[@iainmcglynn833]

Harry Metcalfe National treasure 🙏😎

[@mohammedal-r471]

thank you for these insightful videos, god bless you as always.

[@EmmaVallee-e1n]

Watching your channel is always an exciting adventure. Continue to lead us into the world of your creativity and inspire us!🌜🚌❤️

[@vibingwithvinyl]

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[@phils2180]

This is like a " Who Do You Think You Are" for the Countach where it gets to meet some of it's ancestors.😀

[@timothymarshall5]

Smashing content Harry, loved the series where are you going next.

[@urbanstrencan]

Harry another great one, keep it up

[@michealofloinn2539]

Harry, you’re living the good life. Well deserved.

[@kayserchishti7303]

Harry is had and shoulders above the rest, he gives you the insights only old school experience can elude.

[@PaulFellows3430]

You mean "exude". "Elude" means to evade or escape from something or someone. A criminal can elude capture for example.

[@S-T-E-V-E]

Great series of videos Harry! 👍

[@robinfoster7597]

Great video Harry. Thank you. :)

[@timstead1652]

I really enjoyed your filming and commentary

[@marcmcsorley7707]

Thank you for the further enhanced History lesson with snippets were not all aware of 👍

[@mentepazzza]

Great video. Great car, great view.

[@atom999]

Fantastic trip!

[@jeremyfdavies]

Great Video. Congrats!

[@FlashDriveFilms]

Another great episode!

[@ronniewilson6597]

Fantastic video ‘H’ 👍🏻😀

[@mrbagins3774]

Wonderful as always, I plan to visit that area now! I do wish you’d put the spoiler back on, I can’t get on with the no spoiler look. 😊

[@MrAndyj007]

wonderful

[@ACD54]

Harry's farm meets travelogue!

[@howardsportugal]

Not sure if you know Saturnia...was my first introduction to hot springs...all night after a day's skiing in the Dolomites. Italy is beautiful.

[@derekantill3721]

Lamborghini cars, Lamborghini tractors, Lamborghini wines. It just doesn’t get any better. ❤

[@duckman5642]

Wine not too good

[@hrvojed.9664]

Harry, how often do people recognise you while you are shooting videos? EVO articles have inspired me to do the first drive through Val d’Orcia 15 years ago, and many more later.

[@davidwatkinson1226]

Just epic ❤

[@nickpage2949]

Great episode

[@alanzyoutube]

Great video as always! What is it like in the Lambo as a passenger for a long journey like this? Would it be possible for you to do a review on Jezza's Lambo tractor please? 🚜

[@MikeDouglas-ze6cs]

I take my hat off to you driving a Countach on those roads. We drove round in a hire car in Tuscany in September, and I couldn't believe how bad their roads are. I guess in a Countach you won't have a Punto up your tailpipe within 30 seconds of taking off.

[@FillipeBunchOfNumbers3210]

I love these stories and of course the only music is the engine noise!

[@Carrera-gp9od]

A Countach in Tuscany ? It doesn’t get much better 👍🏻

[@tomsawyer480]

This guy… Just going out there living our dreams…

[@geoffdowdall8373]

One day .

[@NAYF76]

Nice trip in the "Con-tach"😉

[@janastrom3736]

Blessings from Sweden👍

[@cristianocastagno9680]

Bagno Vignoni, that’s home ground for me ! 😊

[@vahidvahidnia1643]

Another hit from my favorite creator!

[@caymanblack9567]

Bella Italia!

[@johnnyboy1586]

Beautiful scenery Harry, thanks for taking as along for the ride,by the way,out of the contach and the esspada which one is the better drivers car and which one you prefer?

[@SnakeyUk08]

Ok back to my council estate after 16 minutes of being in Italy thanks for the break Harry...

For any cycling fans, 8:25 Strade Bianche is ridden on these hills.

[@lutomson3496]

I laugh at the italians dirt roads everywhere to keep taxes lower and concrete in a shed! ive bicycled all through italy its a beautiful country but one hill looks like the next after a while this is a great series and im a fellow lamborghini owner so i really appreciate your lamborghini information!

[@Tom-rh6ep]

Great vid, Harry. How is it that you don't own a Lambo tractor? Surely if anyone in the UK should have one, it's you.

[@Car10121-s]

I’m into a different kind of spa too Harry. 😊

[@martin-1764]

How is this English gentleman a better promoter of Italy than us italians? 😂 (particularly those in charge of it...) Joke aside, you know some very exquisite places and spots around my loved country. I can't wait for winter to come so I can get on the road 😢

[@miamimo70]

I can already tell this is going to be a cracker!

[@Cranky301]

You’re describing Oxfordshire also. 6:03

[@alechall7082]

That thumbnail has me thinking... Those wheels are much better than the Lego wheels.

[@bkeen7013]

Doug DeMuro's favorite KZbinr!

[@dleetr]

Thanks.

[@boredstrayingtheinternet2557]

So is the car still going fine? Not sure, does it sounds like only 11 cylinders (9:52)? 😉

[@r.hagenau3541]

@ 6:00 min -- these deteriorating road conditions all over Europe are the reason why one should take a medium-sized SUV for road trips these days, instead of classic GTs (which are not built any more anyway).