Piedmont, a renowned wine region in northwestern Italy, beckons travelers to explore its rich winemaking heritage. A winery tour in this picturesque area offers a chance to explore the world of iconic Barolo and Barbaresco wines, accompanied by a delightful array of local delicacies. The experience promises an intimate glimpse into the art of viticulture, with the opportunity to savor the flavors that have captivated connoisseurs worldwide.

Key Points

  • Explore a family-run winery in Barolo country with a guided tour, vineyard stroll, and visit to historic underground cellars.
  • Taste a selection of seven distinct Piedmont wines, including Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, and Moscato, paired with local cured meats, cheeses, and bread.
  • Immerse in the centuries-old winemaking traditions of the region and gain an intimate understanding of the Piedmont terroir.
  • Experience a small-group tour with personalized attention, opportunities for questions, and a comfortable pace catering to your interests.
  • Conveniently located in Castiglione Falletto, with a 4.6/5 customer rating and a flexible cancellation policy.
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Tour Overview and Pricing

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Tour Overview and Pricing

The Piedmont Winery Tour offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the winemaking traditions of this renowned Italian region. Priced from $52.88 per person, the 2-hour tour includes a guided walk through the vineyards and a visit to the centuries-old cellar.

Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and reservations can be made with a "pay later" option. The small-group experience ensures a personal and relaxed atmosphere, suitable for families with children and pets.

Winery Experience

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Winery Experience

Situated in the heart of Barolo country, the family-run winery in Piedmont’s Castiglione Falletto welcomes visitors on a guided tour of its vineyards and centuries-old cellar.

Owner Charles leads the experience, introducing the art of winemaking and sharing secrets of the estate’s unique terroir. Guests stroll through the vineyards, learning about grape varietals and cultivation methods.

The tour culminates in the winery’s historic underground cellars, where Charles explains the intricate process of aging Barolo, Barbaresco, and other regional wines.

This intimate, behind-the-scenes look offers an authentic glimpse into the centuries-old traditions of Piedmont’s renowned winemaking.

Wine and Food Tasting

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Wine and Food Tasting

After the guided tour of the vineyards and historic cellars, visitors are treated to a tasting of the winery’s renowned wines and artisanal liqueurs.

Seven distinct wines are sampled, including the flagship Barolo and Barbaresco, as well as Barbera and Moscato. The tasting is complemented by local cured meats, fine cheeses, and rustic homemade bread.

A tasting of the winery’s renowned Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, and Moscato, accompanied by local cured meats, fine cheeses, and rustic homemade bread.

Plus, guests have the opportunity to taste the estate’s own premium extra virgin olive oil.

This intimate tasting experience allows visitors to fully appreciate the Piedmont terroir and the winemaker’s craft.

Group Size and Atmosphere

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Group Size and Atmosphere

The winery tour is designed as a small-group experience, ensuring a personal and relaxed atmosphere for visitors.

The intimate group size allows for:

  • Personalized attention from the host and guides

  • Opportunities to ask questions and engage in discussions

  • A sense of exclusivity and a deeper immersion in the winery’s story

  • A comfortable pace that caters to the group’s interests and needs

Children and pets are welcome, making the tour suitable for families.

The combination of a small group and a welcoming environment sets the stage for an enjoyable and memorable Piedmont winery experience.

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Meeting and Logistics

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Meeting and Logistics

Where exactly does the tour begin? The meeting point for this Piedmont winery experience is Sobrero Vini, located at Via Alba Monforte, 39, 12060 Castiglione Falletto CN, Italy. This family-run winery in the heart of Barolo country is where guests will convene to embark on their guided tour.

| Meeting Details | Information |

| ————— | ———- |

| Meeting Point | Sobrero Vini, Via Alba Monforte, 39, 12060 Castiglione Falletto CN, Italy |

| Duration | 2 hours |

| Group Size | Small group experience |

| Cancellation | Free cancellation up to 24 hours |

| Customer Rating | Overall 4.6/5 based on 49 reviews |

The tour has received excellent customer feedback, with guides rated 4.8/5 and value for money at 4.6/5. The logistics and organization of this Piedmont winery tour provide a seamless and enjoyable experience for guests.

Exploring Piedmont’s Wine Country

What awaits participants on this guided tour of a family-owned winery in the heart of Piedmont’s renowned Barolo wine region? A sensory journey through the vineyards, centuries-old cellars, and the winemaking art.

Guests will:

  • Stroll through the picturesque vineyards, learning about the unique terroir that produces world-class Barolo, Barbaresco, and other varietals.

  • Descend into the winery’s historic underground cellars, where they’ll discover the traditional methods used to craft these exceptional wines.

  • Savor a tasting of seven distinct wines, including Barolo, Barbaresco, and two artisanal liqueurs, paired with local cured meats, cheeses, and homemade bread.

  • Indulge in a tasting of the estate’s own extra virgin olive oil, a beloved accompaniment to the region’s cuisine.

Discovering the Art of Winemaking

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Discovering the Art of Winemaking

Stepping into the family-owned winery, guests embark on an immersive journey to discover the art of winemaking that has been honed over generations.

Led by the owner, Charles, the tour offers a guided walk through the vineyards, providing insights into the region’s unique terroir.

In the centuries-old cellar, the group learns about the intricate process of fermentation and aging, which gives Piedmont’s renowned wines their distinctive character.

Through tastings of Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, and other local varietals, paired with artisanal meats, cheeses, and the estate’s own olive oil, guests gain a deeper appreciation for the winemaker’s craft.

Taking in the Piedmont Culinary Culture

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Taking in the Piedmont Culinary Culture

As visitors enjoy the winery tour, they are also granted the opportunity to explore the rich culinary culture of Piedmont.

The tasting experience features a thoughtful pairing of seven distinct wines with local cured meats, fine cheeses, and rustic homemade bread. Plus, guests can savor the estate’s own extra virgin olive oil.

The tasting experience showcases a thoughtful pairing of seven wines with local cured meats, fine cheeses, and rustic homemade bread, complemented by the estate’s own extra virgin olive oil.

The small-group setting creates a personal and relaxed atmosphere, making it suitable for families.

The culinary exploration complements the winemaking journey, allowing guests to fully appreciate the traditions and flavors that define the Piedmont region.

  • Local cured meats

  • Fine cheeses

  • Rustic homemade bread

  • Estate’s own extra virgin olive oil

Ask Away

Piedmont: Winery Tour, Taste Barolo, Barbaresco & Local Food - Ask Away

How Accessible Is the Winery for Visitors With Disabilities?

The winery is moderately accessible for visitors with disabilities. The tour includes a guided walk through the vineyards and visit to the cellar, which may present some mobility challenges. Advance coordination with the tour provider is recommended to ensure the best experience.

Are There Any Wine Tasting Options for Non-Alcoholic Beverages?

The winery tour does not appear to offer specific non-alcoholic wine tasting options. However, the food pairing experience includes local non-alcoholic beverages such as water and juices that visitors can enjoy alongside the wine tasting.

Can the Tour Accommodate Dietary Restrictions or Food Allergies?

This winery tour can accommodate dietary restrictions and food allergies. Guests with special dietary needs should notify the tour organizers in advance, who will make appropriate arrangements for the food and wine tasting experience.

What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit the Winery?

The winery can be visited year-round, though spring and fall are considered the best times for ideal weather and scenic beauty. Visitors should check with the winery for any seasonal variations in the tour and tasting offerings.

Is There an Option to Purchase Wines and Souvenirs On-Site?

Yes, the winery offers an on-site wine shop where guests can purchase the featured wines and local artisanal products to take home as souvenirs. Visitors are welcome to browse the selection after the guided tasting experience.

Final Words

Set out on a captivating Piedmont winery tour that offers a sensory exploration of renowned wines, local delicacies, and the region’s rich winemaking heritage. Savor an intimate tasting of seven distinct wines paired with artisanal meats, cheeses, and bread, all while immersed in the family-friendly atmosphere of this cherished experience.

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