About this tour
A nine-hour drive through Piedmont's rolling wine country, starting from Turin. You'll visit two hand-picked wineries in the Langhe region, touring cellars and tasting Barolo and regional varieties with a sommelier. The route winds through hazelnut groves and vineyard-draped hillsides, with lunch included and free time to wander a traditional village. Private transport gets you there and back.
Highlights
- Two winery visits with cellar access and sommelier-led tastings
- Barolo and Piedmont regional wine varieties
- Hazelnut groves and tiered vineyard landscapes
- Lunch included in a typical Langhe hamlet
- Private car from Turin, return transport included
- Wine museum and production facility tour
What to expect
Expect a leisurely pace suited to wine exploration rather than rushing. The hour-long drive from Turin passes through gentle hills before you arrive at your first winery. There you'll see how wine is made—from vineyard rows to barrel-ageing cellars—then taste several local wines with guidance. After regrouping, you'll visit a second producer and repeat the process. Lunch breaks up the day in a hamlet where locals actually live, not a tourist setup. Driving back to Turin rounds out the nine hours.
Good to know
Private transfers are from Turin city; hotel pickup isn't included, but public transport links are nearby. Bring comfortable shoes for uneven cellar floors. All fitness levels manage fine—there's no strenuous hiking, just walking through wineries and villages.
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