Great Wines of Piedmont

Barolo, Barbaresco, and the Great Reds of the Langhe in a Curated Selection

The wine region of Piedmont is synonymous with great aging reds, starting with Barolo and Barbaresco, both made from Nebbiolo grapes grown on the hills of the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014. This selection gathers the best wineries in the region, offering experiences ranging from journeys into Nebbiolo and the more classic Langa experience, to tastings paired with brunches and snacks, up to more complete and immersive tours that include vineyards, cellars, and Piedmontese landscapes. There is also a focus on lesser-known native grape varieties and local specialties for those who want to go beyond the big names. An ideal starting point for lovers of great Italian reds. Book your tasting at the same price as the winery.

Travels in Nebbiolo and the Langa Experience
Travels in Nebbiolo and the Langa Experience from €10
Tastings with Pairings, Brunch & Snacks
Tastings with Pairings, Brunch & Snacks from €10
Vineyards, Nature, and Landscapes of Piedmont
Vineyards, Nature, and Landscapes of Piedmont from €35
Complete and Immersive Winery Tours
Complete and Immersive Winery Tours from €14
Focus on Indigenous Grape Varieties and Local Specialties
Focus on Indigenous Grape Varieties and Local Specialties from €10
Vin Crochè at Tenuta La Pergola

Tenuta La Pergola · Asti

Vin Crochè

Crochè & Autumn Tasting: Create Your Own Handbag

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2h 30 Italian

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TIME at La Gironda

La Gironda · Asti

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A Journey into the Essence of Nizza DOCG

2h French, English, Italian

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Answers to the most frequently asked questions

What are the most famous wines of Piedmont? 🍷

The most renowned are Barolo and Barbaresco, followed by other great wines such as Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto, Arneis, and Moscato d'Asti.

What is the difference between Barolo and Barbaresco?🍇

Both made from Nebbiolo grapes, Barolo is more structured and austere, with longer aging. Barbaresco is elegant and more accessible in youth. Both represent the excellence of Italian winemaking.

Where are the main wineries in Piedmont? 📍

The main areas are the Langhe, Roero, Monferrato, and Alto Piemonte. Each area has unique characteristics and produces top-quality wines.

Can I visit historic and modern wineries?

Yes! Piedmont offers a great variety: from family-run wineries passed down through generations to designer facilities created by renowned architects.

Do the tastings also include local food? 🍷🤌

Absolutely. The experiences often include typical Piedmontese products such as tajarin, raw meat, PDO cheeses, and truffles (in season).

Do you need to be an expert to participate in a tasting? 🤔❓

No. The visits are designed for both enthusiasts and those approaching wine for the first time. The sommeliers will guide you step by step.

What can I expect from a winery visit in Piedmont? 🍷

A typical experience includes tours of the vineyards, visits to the cellars and barrel rooms, detailed explanations, and guided tastings.

What is the best time to visit the wineries in Piedmont?

September and October, during the grape harvest and truffle season, are ideal. However, each season has its charm, especially spring.

Can I buy wines directly from the winery? 🥕

Yes, many wineries offer direct sales, gift packages, and home delivery, even abroad.

Do the wineries also offer special or private experiences?

Of course! Some offer vertical tastings, experiences with the producer, lunches in the vineyard, private tours, and much more.

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