Embark on unforgettable Piedmont wine tours from Turin, where rolling vineyard landscapes, historic wineries, and world-renowned wines await. Explore the heart of Italy's most prestigious wine region, home to the legendary Barolo and Barbaresco wines.
With our exclusive private Piedmont wine tours, you'll visit top family-owned wineries, taste exceptional vintages directly from the source, and immerse yourself in the art of Italian winemaking — deepening your appreciation of Piedmont's world-class wines, whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a curious explorer.
Every private Piedmont wine tour includes private transport with pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation in Turin, an English-speaking driver/guide, and wine tastings paired with a typical local lunch.
Pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation in Turin.
A dedicated driver/guide stays with you for the whole day.
Guided tastings at top family-owned wineries in the region.
A typical local lunch paired with the wines you taste.
With our dedicated private vehicles and English-speaking drivers, you are picked up directly at your accommodation. Here is how long it takes to reach the cellar doors across Piedmont:
The King of Wines, cru vineyards & historic hilltop villages
Refined Nebbiolo crus, medieval panoramic tower & family cellars
2 private itineraries with dedicated transport and the freedom to enjoy each stop at your own pace.
Private · Full dayA day in Piedmont's Barbaresco appellation, tasting elegant Nebbiolo wines across its four historic villages.
Departs 9:00 AM
Private · Full dayA full day from Turin into the Langhe hills, exploring the vineyards and cellars behind Barolo's celebrated wines.
Departs 10:00 AMExclusive private moments: rolling vineyards, subterranean cellars, and relaxed winery lunches designed around you.
Essential DOCG appellation guides, scenic travel routes, and local winery etiquette written by our Florentine wine team to help you prepare your private tasting experience.
From Sicily's volcanic Etna to Piedmont's Langhe, Tuscany's rolling hills, Veneto's Prosecco road, and Puglia's sun-baked vineyards — Italy's five essential wine routes.
The basics of matching wine and food — identifying flavor components in both, and why balance matters more than rigid rules.
The truffle is a mushroom, not a tuber — an underground fungus that lives in symbiosis with tree roots and is found by scent, usually with the help of trained dogs like the Lagotto Romagnolo.
Both are made from 100% Nebbiolo grapes in neighboring Piedmont appellations, but Barbaresco requires less aging (minimum 2 years, including 9 months in oak) than Barolo (minimum 3 years, including 18 months in oak) — making it generally softer and more approachable sooner, while still built to age for decades.
By law Barolo must age at least 38 months, including at least 18 months in oak, before release. Most bottles become approachable after 8–10 years and can develop for decades, so what you taste on the tour is often still a young wine.
Yes — the vehicle, driver and guide are reserved exclusively for your party for the entire day. You won't be grouped with other travelers at any winery.
Yes — most estates on this route offer international shipping. Ask your guide on the day and they can help arrange it.
Boris YuHKG · Jun 2023★★★★★“Thanks, Vittorio! The tour was great; appreciate the help.”
Tour: Barolo Wine Tour
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