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Royal Flush at Morra Diego

Tasting of the 5 most important red wines for us

Le Nostre Langhe Tasting at Morra Diego

Tasting of 6 wines, including Verduno Pelaverga DOC, our Barolo DOCG Zinzasco, our Barolo DOCG Monvigliero and 3 other wines of your choice

Barolo Al Plurale at Morra Diego

A complete tour of the winery, in the vinification and aging areas. Tasting of 6 Barolo wines, from different vintages

Wine Tasting at Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno

Wine tasting and tour in Langhe, Piedmont: embark on a captivating wine tour and tasting at Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno

The Wine of Tradition at Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno

Immerse in the tradition of hospitality: indulge in a tasting journey featuring DOC and Barolo wines amidst Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno's historic cellar in Piedmont

Wine Tasting and Tour at Giovanni Rosso

A combination of history and innovation

Private Truffle Hunt in Barolo

Truffles and Wines

Private Country Experience

On this private tour at Giovanni Rosso Winery you will taste six different wines accompanied by Piedmontese delicacies

Masterclass of Barolo and Chocolate Pairing at Giovanni Rosso

Make this experience full of love with chocolates and wine

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Wine tasting and tour at Grimaldi Luigino & C.S.N.C.

Learn about winemaking and Piedmontese grape varieties at a visit to Grimaldi Luigino & C.S.N.C. and sample some off the best wines of the region, served with local specialties

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Wine Tour and Tasting in Barolo, Piedmont: Explore the Iconic Cascina Adelaide and Delight in Their Finest Wines

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Discover fantastic Piedmont Wines in the Heart of Turin!

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Intermediate Level Private E-bike Tour " Langhe del Barolo "

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The small commune called Barolo in the Italian region of Piedmont has some incredible charm. One of the secrets of its charm: along with UNESCO-protected landscapes is the wonderful wine itself that carries the same name as the territory.  Barolo wine was one of the first in Italy to receive DOCG status and gain the reputation of  "king of wines and the wine of kings". A wine tour in Barolo will open up totally different world of top-notch gastronomy, wine, culture, and of course natural heritage - landscapes of Langhe. 

Below we provided endless possibilities for customizable wine tastings and tours in Barolo, Italy! We provide a peek into the wineries and vineyards of local producers in Barolo at WineTourism.com. Throughout the wine area, you can partake in a variety of enticing wine tasting activities. Our map of wine tastings and tours in Barolo will show you where each wine experience is located. We hope you get a glimpse into the fascinating world of wine by participating in reputed Barolo wine tastings and excursions throughout the region.

Which places provide the best wine tastings and tours in Barolo for families and kids?

• Mauro Sebaste
• Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno
• Cà De Lion Ghione Dal 1871

Which places provide the best wine tastings and tours in Barolo for groups?

• Agricola Gian Piero Marrone

Where to eat in Barolo?

• Ca’ Brusà, Agricola Marengo Diego

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• Cascina Boschetti Gomba

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6 Best Barolo Wine Tours & Tastings in 2024 (by a Local)

Are you looking for the best barolo wine tours & tastings i’ve got you covered.

Since 2021 I spend most of my time in Piedmont, close to the Langhe and Barolo wine country – and I can tell you – the local wines are really something else! It is no surprise that all wine tours have amazing ratings and reviews.

There is a great selection of different wineries and tour companies offering wine tours and tastings in and around Barolo and the 10 small villages in the same area of the Langhe, allowed of producing Barolo wine. It is really hard to narrow down the best one to visit.

To help you pick the perfect wine tour for your Piedmont holidays, I have created this list with the 6 best Barolo wine-tasting tours. Being a local, this list will help you plan for your trip better.

My top 3 picks: Best Barolo Wine Tours & Tastings

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Private Barolo Wine Tour with Winemaker ✅8 hours ✅ Personal attention & flexible itinerary of a private tour

Barolo Wine Tour ✅4 hours ✅3-5 wines at a family-run winery

From Alba and Guarene: Barolo and Barbaresco Wine Tour ✅8 hours ✅ Small group tour

6 Best Barolo Wine Tours & Tastings in 2024

1. private barolo wine tour with winemaker.

⭐️  RATING:  5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  8 hours | ✅  Check rates and availability

This highly recommended full-day Barolo wine tour is a deep dive in the Barolo and Barbaresco hills and will teach you everything you need to know about the world-famous red wine and the surrounding wine-producing area.

Lasting 8 hours, this private escapade is an opportunity to uncover the all secrets or as many as you want to know, of these renowned Italian wines. What sets this tour apart is the presence of a local winemaker who will guide you through the intricate world of winemaking.

With a flexible itinerary tailored to your preferences, you’ll have the chance to delve deep into the region’s rich viticulture heritage.

The heart of this tour lies in the three guided wine tastings that await you amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Langhe and the rolling hills. As you traverse the undulating hills and picturesque vineyards of the UNESCO recognized region, each tasting session will unveil the nuances of Barolo and Barbaresco wines.

“Alessio was a great guide to the Piedmont wine making district. He used to work in the area and is a winemaker himself and is starting a winery himself. He was very knowledgeable about the territory and technical aspects of wine making” – Tripadvisor Reviewer ( Read more Reviews )

⇾ This is the best Barolo wine tour for those who want to learn more about Barolo wine and the region and prefer to travel more privately and flexibly

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2. barolo wine tour.

⭐️  RATING:  5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 hours | ✅  Check rates and availability

This fantastic half-day trip into the fine world of one of the best wines in the world begins in Alba or with a pickup from your hotel if you stay in a close-by village.

The Highlight of this tour lies in the captivating embrace of a family-run winery, where tradition and passion intermingle. As you explore the vineyard’s story, you’ll have the pleasure of sampling 4 to 5 carefully selected wines, each a masterpiece crafted from sun-soaked grapes. With every sip, you’ll taste not just the richness of the wine, but the essence of the land itself.

The journey extends beyond the winery’s gates, taking you on a scenic exploration of the exquisite landscapes that cradle Barolo, La Morra, or Serralunga d’Alba. Depending on the winery’s location and your starting point, you’ll find yourself amidst the historical charm of Barolo, the picturesque allure of La Morra, or the enchanting history of Serralunga d’Alba.

“It was a bucket list dream come true! Gabriele was a great guide. He took the time to explain everything to us. Great experience!” – Ida D. ( Read more Reviews )

⇾ This is the perfect half day Barolo wine tour if you stay in Alba or the Langhe wine area without a car, wanting to get a first impression of the famous Barolo wine and its production.

3. From Alba and Guarene: Barolo and Barbaresco Wine Tour

This small group Barolo wine tour invites you to traverse the scenic Barolo wine route, embarking on a full-day adventure that encapsulates the allure of the Piedmont wine region.

You will visit 3 renowned wineries in the wine region of Alba, including a family-owned cellar, and learn all about local wine-making traditions. With a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 people, the 8-hour tasting tour is still very private.

During lunchtime, you will enjoy free time to explore one of the villages in the Langhe hills and grab something to eat in one of the local trattorias.

“Privat wine tasting tour with visiting three wineries. In each winery we had 5 wines tasting. During the tour we learned a lot about region wine culture and history. We have been in Barbaresco village and had a nice lunch in Neive village. Lunch was not included in price, but it was nice that reservation was made by organisator, the place (Osteria Borgo Vecchio) was nice, we enjoyed the food and 3 barbaresco wines tasting.” – Ivo ( Read more Reviews )

→ This Barolo wine tour and tasting is ideal for individuals who appreciate the intimate settings and personal interactions of a small group tour, being not too private but on the other hand not a big bus excursion.

4. Abellonio Cascina Piccaluga – visit to the vineyards & to the wine tasting cellar

⭐️  RATING:  5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2 hours | ✅  Check rates and availability

A visit to the Cascina Piccaluga is undoubtedly a great experience for wine lovers and one of the best Barolo wine tours.  Indulge in the essence of Barolo’s wine culture with this delightful tasting tour that offers an enriching experience packed into just 2 hours.

This 5-star rated tour start and end at the Cascina Piccaluga, a famous winery conveniently located near Alba.

Your adventure begins with a guided tour of a charming vineyard, where the intricacies of winemaking come to life. Meet the local producers and delve into their passion for the craft as they share insights into the artistry behind each bottle.

The highlight of this tour is an individual tasting platter showcasing the finest local meats and cheeses, expertly paired with 5 exquisite wines.

“Best visit and wine testing We ever done. The visit was amazing with a beautiful view on the Piemont. The wine testing was perfect and We were able to degust a lot of variety of wine. The visit was really friendly and We were very well received. We recommend sincerly This wine tour which was perfect” – Alexis B. ( Read more Reviews )

⇾ With less than 3,5km from the Alba city center that Barolo wine tour is ideal for those with tighter budget, staying in Alba and wanting to visit a winery which is reachable even by food.

5. Private Barolo / Barbaresco – Piedmont Wine Tours and Tastings

Your local guide will make that this day trip through the beautiful Langhe wine country is a highlight of your Piedmont itinerary . Depending on your ideas, wishes and interests, he will create a customized journey for you.

That fantastic tasting tour will include two to three stops at local cellars, chosen to suit your taste and interests, where you will sample the prestigious wines from Langhe, including Barolo and Barbaresco.

During the 8-hour Barolo wine tour, you will stop to visit small typical villages, vineyards, and some of the most famous spots of the area.

“Our guide Matteo was phenomenal. We let him choose the wineries and lunch and it was an excellent experience. Our group of 6 took the train from Turin to Alba where we met Matteo. Very easy. The hosts at the wineries were informative, charming, welcoming. We enjoyed incredible scenery, great wine & food. A full day experience and good value. Highly recommend!!” – Kimberly C. ( Read more Reviews )

6. Truffle Hunt & Barolo Wine Tasting

⭐️  RATING:  5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3,5 hours | ✅  Check rates and availability

This Truffle Hunt & Barolo Wine Tasting is a great combination of the two region’s specialties, truffles, and Barolo wine. Learn how to hunt truffles with an expert forager and his dogs.

After your hunting experience in the woods around Alba, you will enjoy a wine tasting in a local family-run cellar featuring Barolo, Barbera, and Arneis.

This small group tour will take about 3,5hrs, teaching you the secrets and traditional techniques in a real truffle hunting for the precious white or black Piedmont specialities. Be aware that the precious Truffles found during the search are not included, but can be purchased.

“This was so much fun! We loved learning about the truffles, how the dogs hunt them, and enjoyed the wine tasting after wards. We were able to see the dog sniff out 3 truffles! Would highly recommend this tour!” – Kelly W. ( Read more Reviews )

Info: I did not include a bike tour in this listing as I, personally, think that wine tasting and riding a bike should not be combined.

How To Organize A Rental Car In Barolo

Are you trying to figure out how to  arrange transport  to one of these great wine tastings near Barolo? I’ve got you covered. 

DiscoverCars  offers reliable, cheap, and comfortable rental cars in Piedmont. Pick your favorite car, make a reservation before your trip, and enjoy complete flexibility during your vacation.

If you are staying in Turin, you could alternatively use the train to get to Alba and have a pickup arranged from the Alba train station. There is a train every hour, always leaving ’42 from Torino Lingotto, arriving 1:15hrs later in Alba.

Trains from Asti do need 55 Minutes to reach Alba, but only run every two hours.

Best Barolo Wine Tours & Tastings: FAQ’s

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The best time of year to go on a Barolo wine tour is during the fall harvest season, from September to October. This is when the grapes are ripe and the winemakers are busy making wine. However, Alba and the Barolo wine region is beautiful all year round, so you can visit any time of year.

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The 11 town and villages which are DOCG certified and which are allowed to label their wine Barolo are: Barolo, Castiglione Falletto, Serralunga d’Alba, Cherasco, Diano d’Alba, Grinzane Cavour, La Morra, Monforte d’Alba, Novello, Roddi and Verduno.

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In the village of Barolo you can taste and buy from local producers in around 23 wine cellars and 7 shops which are open to the public. For cellars outside the village, you may need an appointment or a pre-booked guided tour to visit.

A typical Barolo wine tour will include a visit to several wineries, where you will learn about the winemaking process and taste different wines. You will also visit the vineyards and learn about the terroir. Some tours also include lunch or dinner at a local restaurant.

Yes, Barolo is considered one of the finest and most expensive wines of Italy. The cost is influenced by several factors, including the quality of the grapes, the production methods, and the aging process. The price of a bottle of Barolo start from € 30.00.

Barolo and Barbaresco are both red wines from the Langhe region of Piedmont, Italy. They are both made from Nebbiolo grapes , but they have different flavor profiles. Barolo is known for its bold, structured taste, while Barbaresco is known for its more elegant, refined taste.

Best Wine Tours Barolo

Some of the many other things to do and activities in the Barolo region include: -Hiking and biking: The Barolo region is home to some beautiful hiking and biking trails. -Visiting the Langhe hills: The Langhe hills are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offer stunning views of the region. -Exploring the villages: The Barolo region is home to many charming villages, each with its own unique character. -Eating local food: The Barolo region is known for its delicious food

Final Thoughts: Best Barolo Wine Tours & Tastings

Barolo wineries offer great culinary highlights for guests visiting the Langhe area. Many wineries in the Barolo producing area provide visitors with an explanation of the wine-making process and let them try their best products. 

While this article featured the 6 Best Barolo Wine Tours and Tastings, you might still be undecided — so let me help you!

Still unsure about the best Barolo Wine Tour? I suggest the Private Barolo Wine Tour with Winemaker with a perfect 5 Star rating  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Whichever wine tour you choose, you will taste some fantastic Barolo wines and local produced snacks and learn a lot about the wine-making process in the Langhe, the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage recognized region of Piedmont. 

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BAROLO & BARBARESCO TOUR WITH A WINEMAKER

Wine Tour in Piedmont with the Winemaker

Next, the winemaker takes you to the Barolo wine region to visit a renowned winery with award-winning wines. Step inside the aging room and partake in a generous  wine tasting  including the comparison of different types and vintages of  Barolo wine , aged in oak.

This wine tour in Piedmont continues with the insight from our local winemaker as you stroll around one of the villages of the Langhe Hills.

For lunch (not included in the tour cost), you can follow the guidance of the winemaker and grab a quick bite in one of the traditional trattoria (around 30€ for a couple of courses) or wander around at your own pace.

The Barolo and Barbaresco Wine Valleys

The Barolo & Barbaresco Wine Tour with a Winemaker ends in the wine district of  Barbaresco on the easter side of Alba.

The Barbaresco wine valley spreads across the towns of Treiso, Neive, and Barbaresco, as well as a small part of Alba, known as San Rocco Seno d’Elvio. 

In this area, the average elevation of the hills is lower than in the Barolo wine region, as well as the minerals lying in the soil and the microclimate that benefits from the proximity to the Tanaro River. Hills are shaped in the form of natural amphitheaters, or open Us, letting the breeze of the river come in and affect the ripening of the grapes.

It’s time for the third wine tasting of the day, centered around Barbaresco wine produced on prestigious hillsides and appreciating a different shade that Nebbiolo grapes can give.

Lastly, a short transfer back to Alba ends a fantastic day spent with the winemaker.

MEETING PLACE

Meet in front of the train station in Alba (Piazza Trento e Trieste)

The pickup from your hotel can be arranged within a range of 10-15km from Alba. Please ask at the time of booking.

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• The tour of the wine cellar and the wine tasting may be shared with a few other guests of the winery

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Based in the charming village of La Morra, at the heart of the Barolo countryside, these two and three night packages will provide you with the opportunity to experience the truly unique Piedmont culture, whilst enjoying a fascinating introduction to the world-famous Barolo and Barbaresco appellations. Once settled in your preferred room grade at the breathtakingly luxurious Palas Cerequio, you will have some free time to relax and explore your stunning surroundings. In the evening, we would be pleased to recommend a restaurant and reserve you a table for dinner if required.

On the morning of day two, you will be met at your hotel by a luxury chauffeured vehicle, which will accompany you throughout the day, visiting the Barolo and Barbaresco vineyards. Guests are free to choose their three favourite Barolo and Barbaresco producers for a tour and a glass or two of their famous wines. There are several options subject to your preference and availabilities, including Bruno Rocca, l’Azienda Agricola Poderi Einaudi, la Tenuta di Fontanafredda, la Spinetta, Marcarini, Marchesi di Gresy, Cortese Giuseppe, Marchesi di Barolo, Oddero, Elio Altare and G.D. Vajra.

Please note that a number of the more exclusive estates do not receive visitors and some are closed at weekends. We would be pleased to discuss the various options with you and contact the individual estates accordingly. A four course lunch, perfectly paired with local wines will be served in a traditional Italian Osteria in Bra, the birthplace of the Slow Food Movement.  After such an enlightening day, enjoy a free evening in your lovely hotel.

If you choose to stay for a third night, we will arrange a private chauffeured vehicle for a second full day, as well as further visits to your preferred Barolo and Barbaresco estates. We are of course always delighted to recommend some of our favourites. This day also includes some free time in a quaint little village for lunch. In the evening, a gastronomic five course dinner will be served in a highly-regarded double Michelin-starred restaurant. Four different wines will be specifically paired with your food by the expert sommelier and transfers will be arranged to and from the restaurant.

Outline Itinerary

• Upon arrival in La Morra, check into your preferred room grade at the luxurious Palas Cerequio.
• The remainder of the afternoon and evening will be free for you to relax and explore your lovely surroundings.
• In your travel pack will be a comprehensive list of recommended restaurants. We would be pleased to reserve you a table at any of these for dinner if required.

• After breakfast, you will be met at the hotel by a luxury chauffeured vehicle, which will accompany you throughout the day on a private basis. Your Barolo and Barbaresco wine tour will comprise of:
• Tours and tastings at three Barolo and Barbaresco wineries. Do not hesitate to let us know if you have any personal favourites and we are more than happy to contact them on your behalf to arrange a visit.
• A four course wine tasting lunch in a traditional Osteria in Bra, the birthplace of the Slow Food Movement.

Day Three (Optional)

• Today, your chauffeured vehicle will accompany you on a second day. Your tour day will comprise of:
• Visits to another three of your preferred Barolo and Barbaresco wineries for cellar tours and tastings.
• Free time for lunch in a quaint nearby village.
• In the evening, a five course wine tasting dinner will be served in a gastronomic 2 Michelin starred restaurant.
• After a leisurely breakfast, check out of the hotel.

(ii) The outline itinerary is indicative and is subject to minor changes depending on supplier availability. Availability cannot be guaranteed until we have received a confirmed booking, together with the deposit payment (or payment in full where the dates of travel are in less than 60 days). If the named accommodation / visits are not available, we will endeavour to find suitable alternatives of a similar grade; this may be subject to a supplement or a rebate depending on the price available.

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Palas Cerequio – La Morra

Rest assured we will be recommending Grape Escapes to our friends and look forward to the opportunity to travel with you again in the future.

Andy- Berkshire, UK

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• These prices are per person and based on two people travelling together and sharing a twin or double room.
• These are realistic guide prices, based on travel in standard season (usually December to the end of September). Supplements often apply for travel in peak season (usually October and November, when the Truffle Festival is taking place) and discounts often apply if there mare more than two of you travelling together. Please let us know your preferred travel dates for a definitive price.Although we propose specific hotels as part of our standard packages, we enjoy excellent relationships and preferential rates at the majority of the hotels in each of our featured destinations. Therefore if you would prefer to stay in a different hotel, this can be arranged. Please contact us for the relevant supplements/discounts.
• Other room grades are available at most of the hotels that we work with. Just let us know which hotel you prefer and we will send you the relevant supplements for the various room grades.
• Single supplements and extra night prices are available upon request.

Enhance your Experience/Tour Upgrades

If you would like to make your Grape Escapes holiday even more special, there are a number of additional activities that we can arrange for you. To complement the experience, these could be arranged to fit in/around your current itinerary or we can arrange additional nights and room upgrades at your hotel, as well as your travel arrangements, a stop-over en route and even a visit to another part of the country! See below for some of the most popular upgrades.

• Stay longer! Just let us know your preferred hotel and room grade, and we will provide you with the relevant supplement for extra nights with breakfast.
• Additional tours and activities! We would be delighted to provide inspiration for more wine tours and cultural activities. The possibilities are endless!
• Experience the region’s gastronomy. The wine regions are brimming with unique gastronomic dining opportunities and what better way to enjoy a glass than with a mouth-watering meal? We offer a variety of menus to suit every budget. Contact us for prices.
• Tailor-made tour extensions. The team at Grape Escapes have travelled extensively in Europe, not just in the wine regions and can therefore recommend and arrange tailor-made tour extensions to other regions and cities, for example Paris in France or Bilbao in Spain.

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BAROLO WINE TOURS

“I cook with wine, sometimes I even add it to the food”

W.C. Fields – 1930’s

CUSTOMIZED BAROLO WINE TOUR

Our  wine tours are focused on the Barolo, Barbaresco and Roero region, that proudly boasts the highest percentage of DOC and DOCG than any other region in Italy, with some of the most strictly designations or classified wines like Barolo and Barbaresco wines. With over a thousand growers and more then 500 producers in just the Langhe & Roero , a real wine pedigree area.

BARBARESCO & BAROLO TOURS: TO LEARN ABOUT OVER 200 CRUS

Just like in Burgundy, the “crus”, the villages, and the terroir are all extremely influential to the style of wine you get. Nebbiolo is a noble grape, becoming complex wines like Barbaresco and Barolo . Like its local people, they may seem reserved at first and will take time to open up, but once you understand them, you will be loyal for a lifetime!

MOST OF OUR WINERY VISITS ARE PERSONAL WITH THE WINEMAKERS

SAMPLE WINE TOURS

WINE TOUR PRICES & OPTIONS: LEARN ALL ABOUT LOCAL GRAPES, REGIONS, CRUS & TERROIR

WINE TOURS PRICE: We are a small company and to keep up with the demand we are now offering “shared” tours. This allows you to meet other wine lovers who are eager to explore the region like you. Keeping in mind our philosophy and bespoke tours, we still want to you to have that friendly personal feel. The first couple or group to sign up gets to customize their tour and whoever else wants to join in on the fun is welcome to do so! There will be a max of 8 people so no big busses will be used. Price varies depending on the season, number of people and itinerary. Guaranteed private tours are also arranged.  Get your quotation here >

• BA&BA INTRO WINE TOURS
• BAROLO FOCUS
• BARBARESCO FOCUS
• LESSER KNOWN VARIETALS

BAROLO & BARBARESCO INTRO WINE TOURS

There is so much to delve into in the Langhe but if your time is short or you just want a general guided introduction your first day,this may be a good tour for you. You can experience both Barbaresco and Barolo in one day and still see multiple villages along the way.

Sample Itinerary:

• 9:30 am – Pick up from your hotel within the Alba area
• 10:00 am – Visit one of the Barbaresco villages with a pop into local shops and enotecas for an introduction to the Nebbiolo grape.
• 11:00 am – Have a tour and tasting at a small family run Barbaresco winery where you will taste local varieties and at least 2 Barbarescos.
• 12:30 pm – Drive through the scenic hills where we can stop to take pictures, especially if the snow-capped peaks are visible in the background.
• 1:00 pm – Lunch in one of the 11 Barolo villages where we can dine in a traditional style trattoria or wine bar. This will be a great opportunity to start our learning about the Barolo area.
• 3:00 pm – Visit a nice viewpoint, point of interest or village in the Barolo area
• 4:00 pm – Have a tour and tasting at a Barolo winery in another historical village where we will learn all about the subzones and single vineyards.
• 5:30 pm – End of tour and take you back to your hotel.

CUSTOMIZED BAROLO WINE TOURS

You could study the intricacies of Barolo and its vineyards forever! We can do our best to dive deep into the world of Barolo by tasting different examples coming from different soil types, vintages, as well as explore the effects of different types of barrel aging. Here we will do our best to learn about the crus, special single vineyards, and everything you need to know about Barolo. No lightweights allowed!

• 10:00 am – visit a enoteca comunale where we can learn about that particular village’s wine characteristics and taste a glass of Barolo for breakfast if you dare!
• 11:00 am – visit a winemaker in a village where they make lighter style Barolo where we can taste different local varieties and at least 2 Barolos from the most recent vintages.
• 1:30 pm – have lunch in a casual enoteca where we can do light small plates and cheese and salumi boards. Here we can do a blind tasting of 2 different Barolos, one aged in small barrels and the other in big.
• 4:00 pm – wine tour and tasting of a bolder style classic Barolo at a winery on the Eastern side.
• 5:30 pm – Having almost mastered Barolo by this point and most likely feeling tipsy, I will take you back to your hotel for a quick cat nap before your dinner that evening.

CUSTOMIZED BARBARESCO WINE TOURS

Barolo may be considered the “King of Wines and the Wine of Kings” but that doesn’t mean that Barbaresco is any less of a wine! Often thought of as silkier and more approachable, most people actually prefer drinking this during our tastings. With only about 1/3 of Barolo’s production, these wines are harder to find and also can be about half of the price. If you would like to focus on Barbaresco production area villages we could do something like this.

• 10:00 am – Visit the town of Barbaresco where we can go up to the medieval tower on a clear day and get a lay for the land.
• 10:30 am – Tour and tasting at a small lesser-known winery in Barbaresco where you can taste at least 4 different wines of which 2 will be Barbarescos coming from prized vineyard plots.
• 1:00 pm  – Visit the beautiful village of Neive where we can walk up the cobblestone streets to work up an appetite for a trattoria/wine bar lunch at a buzzing locals’ spot.
• 3:00 pm – Take pictures on our way to the last village of Treiso where we can visit a famous yet still family owned winery where we can taste up to 6 different wines, including at least 2 Barbarescos.
• 5:00 pm – By that point, we will have mastered the 3 villages of Barbaresco production and can drive back through the 1/2 village that is technically also a part of the area.

ROERO WINE TOUR: LESSER KNOWN VARIETALS 

You have already tasted and read about everything there is to know about Nebbiolo and you realize that there is so much more to this wine region. With over 20 different native grape varietals you want to explore the lesser known ones and truly impress your wino friends. This day tour will not only lead you to discover new varietals but will not leave out high quality Nebbiolo in the mix.

• 9:30 am – Pick up from hotel near Alba
• 10:00 am – Visit a village and start with a rare white grape varietal grown in the western side of the Barolo area. We can taste this wine at a local small winery where we can additionally taste 2 amazing Barolos.
• 1:30 pm – Have a casual lunch at a wine bar in a small village where they are the only ones to produce that particular wine. We can each have a different producer’s with our light lunch.
• 2:30 pm – I will show you the leser known view point of the Barolo valley if the weather is nice and point out the different villages.
• 3:30 pm – Wine tour and tasting of another structured red wine varietal where we can also taste either Barolo or Barbaresco.
• 5:00 pm – Take you back with newfound knowledge to your hotel and end our day tour.

TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

Transportation is normally included in our tours with pick up and drop off services within the Alba area. A private driver with luxury vehicle, vintage cars, 9 seater vans or buses, or self drive tours can be arranged. If you are interested in taking the train from Torino, we suggest taking a direct 45 minute train ride from Porta Nuova station in Torino to Fossano where you can be picked up. For further information about how to reach our area, please read more on this page

DURING HIGH SEASON

May-June and Sept-Nov a standard group tour may be available for 2-8 people. An English speaking driver will pick you up in an air-conditioned van in Alba and take you to a few points of interest in the Barolo area, as well as 1 Barolo winery in the morning, a casual lunch spot, and 1 more Barolo winery in the afternoon. Your driver is available to give you local insight and is a certified sommelier and tour guide. We will provide you with maps and a detailed description of the local varieties when you hop on the bus. It will be fun to share this experience with other English speaking wine lovers from all over the world. You may come home with new friends and especially new wines!

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Planning a wine trip to Barolo Italy: 3 Barolo wine trip sights

Are you familiar with the three Bs of wine? We’re talking about Bordeaux, Bourgogne and Barolo! Its production is highly regulated, making it a unique experience since Nebbiolo grapes used to make it are only grown in 11 communes within Langhe, Italy. This area has been designated as an UNESCO World Heritage Site making this region’s most beloved drink even more exceptional. In essence, no other place outside of Barolo can provide that authentic flavor like its origin—Italy!

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A small yet remarkable commune, Barolo is a must-visit destination for all wine aficionados. Nestled in lush hills and steeped in history, this authentic Italian village has much to offer.

Immerse yourself into the vibrant terroir of Barolo wines while exploring its historical patrimony and visiting local winemakers’ estates; you will undoubtedly treasure your stay here forever! With sublime tastings and tours, you’ll be able to truly appreciate the beauty of this charming region.

Make sure you check all these musts on your checklist!

Discover the village of Barolo, Italy

Immerse yourself in the heart of Piedmont, one of Italy’s most iconic and picturesque villages. Barolo offers an unequaled Italian experience with its glamorous atmosphere and rolling hills filled with vineyards that provide breathtaking views.

Further, enrich your experience by indulging in the area’s famous food & wine! This guide will help you make the absolute best out of your stay around Barolo and Langhe wine region!

When visiting Barolo, sightseeing is an absolute must! Immerse yourself in Italy’s rich and diverse culture by exploring the region’s historical vestiges – they remain impeccably preserved and are deeply treasured by locals. Here are three places you simply cannot miss:

1. Castello Falletti di Barolo

Despite being a small village, in Barolo you can still find this captivating castle that dates back to the 10th century. Standing tall in the city’s center, it is a visible reminder of centuries-long wars and battles – however, locals have taken great care to preserve its grandeur by consistently restoring it.

2. Wine Museum

Is it possible to not have a Wine Museum in Barolo? Absolutely not! The locals knew that, and decided to create the Falletti Castle as one. This is perfect for those who consider themselves wine experts; you’ll be able to explore several floors of this museum, with an unforgettable tasting experience at their Regional Enoteca floor!

3. Chiesa di San Donato

Get ready to be amazed by the perfect pinkish hue of San Donato, a breathtakingly beautiful Italian church constructed in the 5th century.

Where to stay near Barolo?

When choosing a place to settle in the Barolo wine region, between Cueno and Asti you have an abundance of options!

If you’re looking for a true Italian experience, consider settling in one of their agriturismo accommodations – situated right at the center of some gorgeous vineyards.

Imagine spending your days surrounded by rolling hillsides blanketed with luscious vines that produce world-class wines? The simple pleasure of these stays is beyond compare:

• Casa Svizzera Agriturismo
• Agriturismo Il Ciabot
• Agriturismo La Terrazza sul Bosco

Or more luxurious accommosations:

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• La Rosa Gialla B&B – Apartments

How to get around Barolo – Langhe wine region?

Expect a whole panel of curvy and narrowed roads that board hills on mounts of the Langhe wine region. In other words: don’t expect public transportation – at all.

Alternative? Book guided tours, or simply rent a car . There are so many wineries and vineyards to visit from one road to another, you will be sorry not to be able to drive around where the wind takes you.

About Barolo Wine Region & Barolo wine

The title of King of Wines isn’t given out lightly and Barolo wines have earned it through the hard work and dedication of Italian winegrowers. In a nation renowned for its excellence in art, cuisine, architecture, fashion – Italians devote just as much effort to creating superbly crafted wines with the Nebbiolo grape variety from Piedmont’s terroir. The result? An impressive level of quality that has no equal.

Barolo wine has earned the highest distinction in Italian wines -DOCG Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Guarantita. This guarantees that it is of superior quality and subject to rigorous regulations for any producer using the Barolo name on their label.

Producers must adhere closely to these requirements if they wish to be legally allowed use this esteemed appellation, otherwise risk not being able to bottle under its designation. For example, one of the obligations is that the wines must be aged for a minimum of 2 years in oak barrels, and a year in bottle.

Piedmont vineyards: Wine tastings & Tours in Barolo

The only way to make the most of your stay in Barolo, Italy, is the meet the what makes Barolo wines’ beat over the world: family-run Barolo wineries. The best way to meet Barolo winegrowers, is to book wine tastings experiences ahead and taste the best Barolo wine. Thanks to Winalist’s search engine and interactive map, this step has never been so easy.

Here is a selection of wineries you should consider visiting during your wine trip to Barolo!

Sordo Giovanni – The 3 Barolo Selection

Meet the Cantina’s passionate team who will guide you through the tasting of their best Barolo Crus of the same vintage. In a beautiful Italian winery setting, in the heart of Barolo vineyards, this Barolo wine tasting experience will charm you.

“Grandi Vendemmie” wine tasting

A wine cellar tour to start this unique Barolo wine tour & tasting at Cantina Negro Giuseppe . North of Barolo, near the village of Barbaresco, Giuseppe negro’s sons will be most happy to meet you and welcome you at their estate to share family anecdotes and secrets about Barolo wine making.

Find more Barolo wineries on Winalist in Piedmont vineyards!

Barolo Italy Wine FAQs & Resources

Is barolo spanish or italian.

Barolo is an Italian village, in the Piedmont region north of the country. It is the birth place of Barolo wine, made out of Nebbiolo grape.

Is Barolo a place?

Yes indeed, Barolo is a village in northern Italy. It is also the name of famous Barolo wine appellation.

Is Barolo worth visiting?

The birth place of one of Ital’s most famous wine, Barolo village and surroundings are definitely worth visiting if you plan a wine trip in Langhe wine region – north of Italy. Perfect for an Italian romantic escapade, Borolo view points will steel your heart away.

What is so special about Barolo wine?

Barolo wine is very exclusive, because the growing of Nebbiolo grape is very regulated and can only be grown in 11 communes near Barolo village in Italy. Barolo wines are full-bodied reds with a strong presence of tannins, sometimes compared to great Burgundy wines.

Why is Barolo called the king of wines?

Barolo wines are also known under the name of Kings of wines due to the fact that it is produced from the vey exclusive Nebbiolo grape variety, and thanks to optimum terroir conditions for wine-growing.

Is Barolo an expensive wine?

The exclusivity of Barolo wine makes it a very expensive one for some vintages. The price range for Barolo wines is however quite broad: prices vary between $25 to $400.

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Best Barolo Wineries to visit in fall 2023-2024

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Barolo and Wineries, UNESCO World Heritage site

Renowned for its exquisite taste and distinct character, Barolo wine stands as a shining testament to the winemaking prowess of Italy’s Langhe region, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The true charm of this robust red wine lies in its exclusivity – it is crafted solely from Nebbiolo grapes harvested in a select eleven communes of the Langhe. This rigorous standard ensures that no other region in the world can legitimately lay claim to the creation of a true Barolo wine.

This exclusive nectar, often referred to as the ‘King of Wines’, encapsulates the passion, tradition, and unique terroir of its homeland, offering wine enthusiasts an unmatched tasting experience. As you explore the rolling vineyards and age-old cellars of this prestigious wine region, here are the top Barolo wineries that you must include in your itinerary.

Barolo Wine Producers

Barolo, hailed as the “king of wines,” is produced in the beautiful Piedmont region of Italy. Embark on an unforgettable journey through the rolling vineyards and historic cellars of Piedmont’s top Barolo wineries. Visit the classic Antiche Cantine Marchesi Di Barolo, taste the prestigious “Monfortino” at Azienda Agricola Conterno Giacomo Monfortino, explore the unique character of Barolo Cannubi at Azienda Agricola Damilano, appreciate traditional, organic wines at Azienda Agricola Virna and Azienda Agricola Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno. These wineries, offering a diverse range of experiences and tastes, form the cornerstone of any Barolo wine tour.

The care of the vineyards and particular production processes make this wine unique. The producers are in small numbers, but there are many wine bars in Barolo where it is possible to taste and buy Barolo wine. The town of Barolo is a small village perched on the Langhe hills famous for the castle that stands out in the center of the town. Among the streets of the center of Barolo , there are really many wine shops and wine shops where to make Barolo wine tasting experience. In addition to wine shops and wine shops, there are many wine cellars that produce hundreds of bottles of fine Barolo wine every year. In this article, you will find the best Wineries and Winemakers of Barolo and Barbaresco.

“If you’re interested in exploring the enchanting region of Piedmont and immersing yourself in its culinary and vinicultural riches, we can help design a personalized, all-inclusive tour for you. Whether it’s truffle hunting in Alba or touring the best Barolo wineries, we’ve got you covered. To start planning your trip , simply send us a brief email via our Contact section. Please include your desired travel dates and your arrival and departure airports. This information will allow us to arrange a private taxi service for your convenience, ensuring seamless transportation throughout your trip.

With our local expertise, we’ll craft an itinerary that shows you the best of what Piedmont has to offer. You’ll experience unforgettable sights, tastes, and activities tailored to your preferences. From discovering hidden gem eateries to sampling the region’s most exquisite wines and truffles, your journey with us will be nothing short of extraordinary. We look forward to welcoming you to Piedmont and creating a memorable travel experience that you’ll cherish for years to come.”

The main Barolo wineries to visit in 2023:

There are around 23  wine cellars and producers and 7 shops to visit in Barolo, where you can buy and taste Barolo wine directly from the producer. Most of those cellars are open to the public and can be visited during the Barolo Wine Tours or the Barolo Grand Tour from Milan .

Barolo, often referred to as “the king of wines,” is one of Italy’s finest exports. Produced in the Piedmont region, this robust red wine is highly coveted for its deep flavors, aging potential, and complex aroma profile. Here’s a quick glimpse into some of the top Barolo wineries you must include in your wine tour:

1. 🍇 Antiche Cantine Marchesi Di Barolo (Barolo) One of the classic Barolo producers, Antiche Cantine Marchesi Di Barolo offers a wide selection of Barolo wines. Located in the heart of the Barolo region, the winery’s cellar is a historical gem that tells the centuries-old story of Barolo wine.

2. 🍇 Azienda Agricola Conterno Giacomo Monfortino (Monforte d’Alba) This prestigious winery is well-known for its Barolo “Monfortino”. It’s an ideal destination for those who appreciate tradition and are looking to taste some of the best and most historic wines of the region.

3. 🍇 Azienda Agricola Damilano (Barolo) Damilano is a must-visit destination for those seeking the renowned Barolo Cannubi. Their vineyards are located in some of the most esteemed crus of the Barolo area, offering wines of unique character and elegance.

4. 🍇 Azienda Agricola Virna (Barolo) An organic winery that produces traditional Barolo wines. The Virna winery is known for its dedication to preserving the natural balance of the vineyards and its commitment to eco-friendly practices.

5. 🍇 Azienda Agricola Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno (Barolo) Offering organic Barolo wines, this winery is the perfect place for eco-conscious wine enthusiasts. The Borgogno brothers’ approach to winemaking ensures the preservation of the soil and respect for the nature.

Remember, when planning your wine tour, consider not only the wines you want to try but also the experiences each winery offers. From historic cellars and beautiful vineyards to unique wine tasting experiences, each of these Barolo wineries promises a memorable visit.

Wineries Tabel 2023/2024

Here’s a simple and engaging table representing a selection of the best Barolo wineries in Piedmont. Note that the list is not exhaustive and there are many other amazing wineries in the region. The following table includes an emoji column to visually capture the unique charm and appeal of each winery.

This list should give you a good starting point for your Barolo wine tours. Always remember to contact the wineries in advance to check their visiting hours and whether they require a prior reservation for tastings. Enjoy your tour and the fantastic wines!

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Experience the Enchanting World of Barolo: A Luxurious Wine Tour and Tasting

Dive into the vibrant world of Barolo wines, renowned globally for their exquisite quality, sophistication, and exclusive origin. This luxury wine tour offers the discerning wine enthusiast an intimate experience with this “King of Wines” and its homeland, the Langhe region, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Barolo wines command both respect and admiration due to their exceptional caliber, rich history, and unique character derived from the Nebbiolo grapes, grown only in select eleven communes of the Langhe. This exclusivity is reflected in the wine’s prestigious reputation and its premium price, making it an emblem of refined taste and discernment.

Embarking on this Barolo Wine Tour Tasting Experience allows you to immerse yourself in the time-honored winemaking traditions of Piedmont. The tour is priced at a special rate of €360, down from €390, promising a wealth of unforgettable experiences.

Beginning with an enlightening visit to the Wine Museum, you’ll journey through the annals of winemaking history. Your exploration continues at the intriguing Corkscrew Museum, an homage to an essential yet often overlooked wine accessory. However, the heart of this luxurious tour is the visits to some of the best wine cellars in the Barolo region, where you’ll have the opportunity to taste a variety of distinguished wines and appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into each bottle.

As you savor the flavors of Barolo, you’ll also delight in a selection of local products, including cheeses, cold cuts, and the coveted white truffle, showcasing the gastronomic richness of Piedmont. Moreover, you’ll be privy to breathtaking landscapes that encapsulate the idyllic charm of Italian wine country.

This immersive experience offers the unique opportunity to not just taste but also to purchase some of the finest wines of Piedmont, allowing you to bring a piece of this sublime Italian wine region back home.

The Barolo Wine Tour Tasting Experience welcomes a maximum of 15 people, ensuring an intimate and personalized adventure. The tour operates from March through November, accommodating the needs of wine aficionados worldwide. Please note that participants must be at least 18 years old.

For those desiring a bespoke and all-inclusive tour, you may reach out to us directly via the contact section. We’re more than happy to tailor your tour to specific preferences, including preferred dates, airport transfers, and suggestions on places to visit, dine, and explore in this stunning region.

Indulge in the luxury of Barolo wines and embrace the charm of the Langhe region. This tour, steeped in culture and filled with enological delights, promises to create lasting memories for any ardent wine lover.

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Barolo Wine Tour

Barolo, in the Province of Cuneo, is one of the most famous countries for the production and culture of Barolo wine. During a wine tour Barolo, you will discover the flavors, aromas and colors of one of the best Italian wines. Spending a day in Barolo means walking through the vineyards, visiting wine shops and wine boutiques, tasting wines in family-run wineries and much more.

The Barolo wine is one of the most famous wines in the world, during the wine tour Barolo you can taste the Barolo, and you can learn about the secrets of the production of wine and know must be to the sight, smell and taste. In fact, the best Barolo wine has a ruby ​​red color, which with aging tends to orange. The smell is very pleasant and intense, with a fruity fragrance. The full and robust taste makes Barolo wine unmistakable.

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We’ll take you to the hotel in Langhe, early in the morning.

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Every day we leave early in the morning to do wine tour Barolo and tastings.

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The guide of the wine tour Barolo, will accompany you in a beautiful city, in cellars and museums to let you know the history of Barolo and all the wealth it has, from the monuments, to food, truffles and wine.

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• Private Driver
• Food and wine experience
• Wine tasting
• Food tasting

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• Wineries tours
• Italian DOP cheese tasting

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What to expect from Barolo Wine Tasting

Booking a wine tour Barolo, you can spend a day focused on wine with private tours in wine cellars, tasting of Italian DOCG wine, and much more. Barolo, in addition to the many wine cellars for tastings, boasts a beautiful castle, the Falletti Castle which in addition to its medieval architecture, included the Historical Library, clay by order of Silvio Pellico, the Museum of Contadinerie and the “ Enoteca Regionale del Barolo ” and the Wimu , the best wine museum in Langhe.

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The Ultimate Barolo Tasting Guide: Ideal Age, Pairings, and Serving Tips

Welcome to the majestic world of Barolo, a wine that has long held the title of “the king of wines and the wine of kings.” Celebrated globally for its depth, richness, and extraordinary capacity for ageing, Barolo isn’t merely a wine—it’s an experience. But like any complex subject, the journey towards appreciating Barolo isn’t as simple as uncorking a bottle.

Produced exclusively in the Piedmont region of Italy from the Nebbiolo grape, Barolo is a robust, sophisticated red wine with a history and set of traditions as rich as its flavor profile. It’s not enough to merely taste Barolo; one must understand it. But how old should an ideal Barolo be? What foods reveal its nuances most effectively? How should it be served to best unlock its myriad flavors? These are some of the questions we’ll delve into in our comprehensive guide to understanding and appreciating Barolo.

From the vine-covered slopes of Piedmont to your dining room, we’ll take you on an exciting journey into the heart of Barolo. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a wine enthusiast seeking to broaden your horizons, our guide will equip you with the knowledge you need to make the most of your Barolo tasting experience.

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Barolo Tasting Guide

The Barolo wine, often referred to as “the king of wines”, is famed for its complexity, robust character, and potential for aging. A wine’s ideal age is subjective and depends on personal taste; however, most Barolo wines reach their peak between 10 to 20 years. The tannins soften over time, and the flavors become more complex and harmonious.

Understanding how to properly drink Barolo is key to fully appreciating its exquisite taste. It’s typically served at room temperature, ideally between 16-18°C (60-64°F). Pour it into a large, tulip-shaped glass to help concentrate the aromas. It’s advised to decant Barolo for at least an hour before serving to let it breathe, enhancing its unique flavors. Contrary to some beliefs, Barolo isn’t typically served cold; its full profile is better expressed at a slightly warmer temperature.

Barolo Tasting Ideal Age

Food pairing plays a crucial role in enhancing the Barolo tasting experience. The robustness of Barolo pairs well with equally rich and hearty dishes. Traditional Piedmont dishes like truffles, risotto, and braised beef are excellent choices. Even without food, Barolo’s complexity can make it a stand-alone star, provided it’s enjoyed slowly to appreciate its evolving flavors.

Barolo is a wine renowned for its ageing potential. This characteristic stems from the high tannins and acidity of the Nebbiolo grape, which allows it to develop complex flavors over time. But what is the ideal age for a Barolo to be enjoyed at its best? This question is a cornerstone in understanding the allure of Barolo.

While it is challenging to pinpoint a “perfect” age for all Barolo wines due to their diverse styles and terroir differences, general guidelines can assist wine lovers in making an informed choice. Typically, traditional-style Barolos start showing their best from around 10-15 years, while modern-style Barolos, crafted for earlier drinking, can be enjoyed from 5-10 years.

However, this is just the beginning of our exploration of Barolo’s ageing prowess. In our guide, we will delve deeper into the intricacies of ageing Barolo, the factors that influence its ageing potential, and tips to identify wines with superior ageing ability. Join us as we unravel the mystique of Barolo’s ideal age and enhance your tasting experience.

Pairing Barolo: An Artful Blend of Flavors and Aromas.

Barolo wines, known for their full-bodied nature, bold tannins, and pronounced acidity, are considered gastronomic wines. They offer a wide range of pairing options due to their robust character and complex flavor profile. However, pairing a wine as rich and complex as Barolo requires a bit of insight into its flavor notes and the dishes that can bring out its best.

Whether it’s the traditional Piemontese cuisine or more international fare, certain dishes align exceptionally well with Barolo’s distinct palate. From rich meat dishes, hearty pasta to strong, mature cheeses, the options are plentiful and intriguing.

In our guide, we will explore the art of pairing Barolo with food, considering both traditional and innovative combinations. We will provide practical tips on how to match the wine’s characteristics with suitable dishes to elevate your culinary experience.

Preparing for a Barolo Wine Tasting Experience in Cellars

Experiencing a Barolo wine tasting in the cellars of Piedmont, Italy, requires some preparation. It is essential to understand the rich, full-bodied Barolo wine made from Nebbiolo grapes before visiting. Dress appropriately for cool cellars, plan and reserve your visit in advance, avoid strong flavors before the tasting, and stay hydrated. Don’t hesitate to ask questions during your tasting and remember to savor the unique experience of being immersed in one of Italy’s most prestigious wine regions. Here’s how you can prepare yourself for this unparalleled experience:

1. Understanding Barolo Wine: Before your visit, familiarize yourself with the basics of Barolo. Made from the Nebbiolo grape, Barolo is a rich, full-bodied wine known for its complex bouquet and longevity. Understanding the basics about the grape varietal, aging process, and characteristic tasting notes will enhance your tasting experience.

2. Dress Comfortably: Cellars can be cool, even during summer. It’s a good idea to dress in layers. Comfortable shoes are also a must, as you might be standing for an extended period or walking on uneven surfaces.

3. Plan Ahead: Reserve your spot well in advance, especially during peak season. Some wineries offer tours and tastings by appointment only, so make sure to schedule your visit.

4. Cleanse Your Palate: Avoid strong flavors that might linger and affect your palate before your tasting, such as coffee or spicy food. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and cleanse your palate between different wines.

5. Take Notes: Consider carrying a notebook to jot down your impressions of each wine. This will also serve as a lovely memento of your experience.

6. Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions. The winemakers and staff are usually passionate about their craft and are more than willing to share their knowledge with you.

7. Savor the Experience: Remember, wine tasting is not just about the taste of the wine itself, but the overall experience. Take the time to appreciate the atmosphere of the cellar, the smell of the wine barrels, and the beauty of your surroundings.

By preparing in advance, you’ll be able to make the most of your Barolo wine tasting experience in the cellars. Enjoy this immersive journey into the world of one of Italy’s most prestigious wines.

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FAQs About Barolo Wine Tasting Experience: Serving Tips

erving Barolo at its best involves more than just popping the cork and pouring it into a glass. The way you serve Barolo can significantly impact the wine-drinking experience, bringing out its intricate flavors and aromas to the fullest.

In this guide, we will take a closer look at the best practices for serving Barolo wine. We’ll cover essential aspects such as the ideal serving temperature, the right type of glass to use, and the importance of decanting. Moreover, we’ll provide handy tips on how to treat older vintages, which require special care due to their age and delicacy.

Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just venturing into the world of Barolo, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to serve and enjoy this iconic Italian wine like a pro.

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12 European Small Towns for Wine Lovers

Posted: March 8, 2024 | Last updated: March 8, 2024

 With Europe’s vast wine history and culture, choosing a destination to go wine sampling can become challenging. Looking for the best adventure for wine connoisseurs? These European towns will make a perfect destination whether you’re looking to sample different wines, get insights into the history of winemaking, interact with some of the renowned winemaking families, or marvel at stunning vineyards. 

Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux, France

Just an hour’s drive from Bordeaux city center, Saint-Emilion is renowned for producing red wine, primarily from Merlot and Cabernet Franc grapes. 

Take tours of some of the town’s stunning vineyards, such as Château Canon and Château Figeac. You may also want to take wine-tasting trips to the estates of winemaking families in the region. The most renowned families include Malet Roquefort and the de Boüard de Laforest (owners of Château Angélus). 

Saint-Emilion is the place to savor some of the finest wine in the world and take in views of well-manicured vineyards and stunning architecture.

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Beune, Burgundy, France

Located in the Burgundy(Bourgogne in French) wine-producing region, Beune is known for its exquisite Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines. It is home to some of the most richly flavored wines in the world, including Pommard, Volnay, and Meursault.

For a deeper immersion into wine production wine tasting, visit the Drouhin family of Maison Joseph Drouhin and the Latour family of Domaine Louis Latour, which have been in the wine production business for generations.

Don’t finish your trip without visiting Beune’s magnificent vineyards. The most famous vineyards in the town include Clos des Mouches, Corton-Charlemagne, and Les Grèves.

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Sancerre, Loire, France

Sancerre in the Loire wine region is where to indulge in the crisp Sauvignon Blanc wines. Although in smaller quantities, Sancerre also produces Pinot Noir grapes, which are used in making red and rosé wines.

Spice up your trip by touring the estates of the Bourgeois family known for Domaine Henri Bourgeois, and the Reverdy family of Domaine Reverdy-Ducroux. You could also stop by the numerous tasting shops in the city. 

Finish your trip by marveling at the vineyard-covered hills overlooking the Loire River. Les Monts Damnés and La Grande Côte vineyards are must-visits; they’re breathtaking and known for producing some of Sancerre’s most distinguished wines.

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Barolo, Piedmont, Italy

Barolo, located in the Piedmont wine-producing region of Italy, is famed for cultivating Nebbiolo grapes, which are used in the production of red wine. Visiting this small town is an opportunity to indulge in the prestigious wine famous for its complex aromas and robust flavors. 

Book a trip to some renowned winemaking families for a deeper insight into Barolo’s winemaking traditions. Your best bet would be with either the Conterno family of Giacomo Conterno or the Mascarello family behind the production Bartolo Mascarello. 

If you would like to get out and about in Barolo, do it on the vineyards covering the picturesque hills of Langhe Region. Cannubi, Sarmassa, and Brunate are some of Barolo’s most sought-after vineyards.

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Montalcino, Tuscany, Italy

If you’re a fan of intense flavors and rich textures in wine, you will have a great time sampling the lavish Brunello di Montalcino wines, one of Italy’s most loved ones. Made from Sangiovese grapes, Montalcino wines are loved for their exemplary aging potential. 

Take time and hear from the best: the Biondi-Santi family behind Tenuta Il Greppo and the Banfi family of Castello Banfi. You may also want to visit boutique estates and tasting rooms that let you savor a wide range of Brunello di Montalcino wines. 

Wrap up by enjoying stunning views of vineyards like Castelnuovo dell’Abate, Pian delle Vigne, and Canalicchio.

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Haro, La Rioja, Spain

If you fancy La Rioja wines’ complex and deep flavor, you deserve a trip to Haro, which is at the helm of producing one of Spain’s favorite wines. Made from Tempranillo grapes, Rioja wines are balanced yet firm, with abundant fruity flavor. 

To better understand Rioja wine production, take tours to famous wine cellars (called Bodegas) like López de Heredia Viña Tondonia and Bodegas Muga. Then, enjoy the moderate sunshine while strolling in the picturesque vineyards of Haro.

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Mosel Valley, Germany

Mosel Valley is the best destination to revel in exquisite Riesling wines. Riesling grapes are the predominant variety cultivated in Mosel Valley, and they are known for producing wine with an aromatic intensity and vibrant acidity. 

While visiting, take time to walk down the steep slopes of the vineyards and enjoy the greenery and view of the Mosel River. Ürziger Würzgarten, Bernkasteler Doctor, and Piesporter Goldtröpfchen are some of the most picturesque vineyards in the region. 

 If you want to plunge into the history of wine production in Mosel Valley, consider booking tours to popular wineries such as Dr. Loosen, Joh. Jos. Prüm, and Markus Molitor.

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Santorini, Greece

One of the most overlooked things to do in Santorini is to indulge in the rich culture and history surrounding the production of Assyrtiko wines. When visiting, spare time to savor Assyrtiko wines, known for crisp acidity, citrusy flavors, and distinctive mineral notes. 

For top-notch wine-tasting tours, book trips with famous wineries such as Santo Wines, Gaia Wines, and Domaine Sigalas. You may also want to consider Venetsanos Winery, which offers an excellent experience featuring panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the island’s picturesque landscapes. 

Finish your wine tour by exploring the island’s vineyards, which are situated on picturesque volcanic slopes. Pyrgos, Megalochori, and Oia are just a few vineyards you can visit.

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Pinhão, Douro Valley, Portugal

While Porto is a good enough destination to explore Port wines, if you want to go further, take a trip to Pinhao for an exhaustive immersion. Port wines, loved for their complex aromas, are made from grape varieties such as Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, and Tinta Roriz. 

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After touring the estates, take time to admire the terraced vineyards along the banks of the Douro River. Some of the most famous vineyards in the valley include Quinta do Bomfim, Quinta da Roêda, and Quinta do Crasto; they’re genuinely sights to behold.

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Grandvaux, Lavaux, Switzerland

Grandvaux, one of the small towns producing the Swiss Chasselas wines, is tucked amidst the hills of the Lavaux wine region. Chasselas is known for its crisp acidity and delicate fruity flavors, making it great to enjoy with various cuisines or on their own. 

Domaine Croix Duplex and Domaine Louis Bovard are some wineries that offer trips to let tourists into their craft. You will also love the Swiss Alps scenery you enjoy during your wine tour. The vineyards of Grandvaux are located on steep terraced slopes and overlook the stunning Lake Geneva. Clos du Rocher, Clos des Abbayes, and Clos de la Rosière offer some of the best lake views and greenery.

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Chianti would make a perfect destination to indulge in one of Italy’s most prestigious wines, Chianti Classico. Primarily made from Sangiovese grapes, Chianti Classico is recognized for its cherry fruit flavors. 

Chianti has been producing wine for over 2000 years. Visiting is an opportunity to tour wineries and estates that have been in the business for generations. Some of Chianti’s renowned wineries include Antinori, Castello di Ama, and Felsina. 

Take time touring vineyards that play a massive part in the top quality of Chianti wines. Take all the time you need to enjoy the scenery and study the optimal conditions of vineyards.

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Évora, Alentejo, Portugal

There is no better place to enjoy Aletenjo’s regional wine than Evora. A UNESCO World Heritage Site , Evora offers much to see before you embark on your wine tour. Evora has a lot of wine bars and cellars that are perfect for exploring the diverse wine culture of Alentejo. 

For a deeper understanding of the region’s winemaking techniques, consider taking trips to winemaking estates in the Alentejo countryside. The most popular in the area include Herdade do Esporão, Adega Cartuxa, and Herdade da Malhadinha Nova.

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For years, the NBA has been nicknamed the “Wine League,” but now it’s officially tipping off. The National Basketball Association is embarking on a partnership with California's Jackson Family Wines establishing Kendall-Jackson as the official wine of the NBA, and K-J's sister wine La Crema as the official wine of the Women's National Basketball Association. These affiliations will also extend to Teams USA for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

“We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Kendall-Jackson,” said Julie Morris, head of commercial development and media for the NBA. “It was a long time coming.”

“This is exactly what the wine industry needs," JFW co-proprietor Chris Jackson told Wine Spectator . "We need to appeal to younger people. We’re growing, we’re expanding, and the NBA is the hottest sports franchise … [and] when they celebrate, they do it with wine.”

The list of wine-loving basketball stars grows seemingly by the day, and many current and former NBA pros have created their own wine labels and even acquired their own vineyards (more on that below); an official league wine was an obvious slam dunk.

The WNBA has a similarly growing wine culture. WNBA champion and two-time league MVP Elena Delle Donne launched her own wine label, Deldon Wines, in 2023.

“We want to make sure we are advancing and pushing boundaries [for women],” Jackson Family co-proprietor Hailey Jackson Hartford told Wine Spectator , citing her family's strong women leaders as a natural fit with the WNBA. And La Crema is on a winning streak of its own, having just been named Wine Spectator 's Value Wine of the Year for 2023 .

Basketball also runs in the Jackson family blood. Kendall-Jackson founder Jess Jackson loved the game, and was friends with Golden State Warriors legend Nate Thurmond.

Jackson Family Wines and the NBA first stepped on the court together in 2020. In response to COVID, the NBA created the Bubble, an isolation zone in Florida where players finished the 2019-'20 season. With more than 300 players from 22 teams all living in isolation, stories emerged of wine-loving players and coaches having their favorite bottles shipped to them inside the Bubble.

Jackson Family executive VP and chief sales officer Bill O’Connor was paying attention. “We were trying to uplift America and do nice things,” he recalls. One of those nice things was putting up $2 million for the Grocery Worker’s Relief Fund with United Way ; another was sending wine to the Bubble, along with a note thanking the players for continuing their season.

“[JFW] recognized the affinity our players had for wine, and they were kind enough to send wines, conducted [virtual] wine tastings and education,” said Morris. These virtual tastings and educational sessions were led by Master Sommeliers, winemakers and wine educators, and included Jackson Family portfolio wines from around the world.

The conversations between Jackson Family and the NBA continued. Both sides found the alignment of their values and ethics to be uncanny. “Think about the WNBA, and all they’ve done for the LGBTQ+ community,” offered Chris Jackson, citing La Crema's status as the official wine of PRIDE celebrations nationwide and its support for Equality California to champion LGBTQ+ rights.

What will the partnership look like for basketball fans? Pop-up tastings, commemorative wines, a dinner series, text-to-win sweepstakes, as well as more activities are planned around events like the drafts, and NBA Con, to be held this summer alongside NBA 2K Summer League. The next All-Star Games will be held in San Francisco, so it’s likely the festivities may extend to wine country.

Special NBA- and WNBA-branded gear will be for sale in JFW tasting rooms, and keep an eye out for basketball hoops at some of the wineries. Your free-throw might get you a discount on a bottle of wine.

Congratulations to Kendall-Jackson and La Crema, each of which now join Wine Spectator 's Unofficial Hall of Fame of Official Sports League Wines, alongside Moët & Chandon ( Official Champagne of the NBA, 2018 ), Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi (Official Wine of Major League Baseball, 2020), Babe Wines ( Official Wine of the National Football League, 2018 ), E. & J. Gallo ( Official Wine of the NFL, 2020 ), Jacob's Creek ( Official Wine of the Australian Open, 2015 ), Kim Crawford ( Official Wine of the U.S. Open, 2019 ), Ferrari ( Official Wine of Formula 1, 2021 ) and Meiomi ( Official Wine of the PGA Tour, 2019 ).

But these new partnerships between Kendall-Jackson and the NBA and La Crema and the WNBA feel particularly inevitable, and a sign that wine can be a symbol of community and shared experiences.

Which NBA Players Make Wine?

There are so many active and former NBA players in the wine business that it sometimes seems as if they're teaching wine appreciation on team trips (actually, sometimes they are ). Carmelo Anthony is making Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Tony Parker is making Provence rosé and Champagne, while Chris Paul has joined La Fête du Rosé. Dwyane Wade , Yao Ming , James Harden and Klay Thompson are all selling California Cabernet. And CJ McCollum bought more than 300 acres in Oregon's Willamette Valley, where Kevin Love , Channing Frye and Seth Curry (and coach Gregg Popovich ) are also making wine. It's even an industry where NBA legends can bring their passions together, as Amar'e Stoudemire did with his kosher wines from California, while John Salley's wines were vegan friendly.

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Two days Classic Wine Tour in Barolo and Barbaresco  (Piedmont, Langhe Valley, Italy) is an unhurried, relaxing amble through  Central Piedmont Region .

The passion for wine and love for our land has allowed us to study different food and wine routes in which to accompany you, our advice is to book the two-day tour , this, to show you the most possible places.

By choosing our two-day tour we could spend a whole day tasting the classic and elegant Barbaresco wine in Neive and a more full-bodied and powerful Barbaresco in Treiso.

The second day will be dedicated to the tasting of an elegant Barolo wine in La Morra and a more masculine Barolo in Serralunga d’Alba

Let us design your very own unique personalized food and wine tour.

Departure & Return Location

Pick up / drop off is only for the area around Alba (within 25 km). If you are staying in Turin or Milan , we offer to pick up at Asti train station Google Maps

Departure Time

Departure from hotel 9.30 a.m.

Price Includes

• All tasting Experience
• Ticket for museum
• Ticket for castles
• All transportation in destination location

Price Excludes

• Cooking lesson, 150€ for person
• Truffle hunting, 60€ for person
• Option visit to shepherd with sheep lunch with cheese, about 50€ for person

We have a wheelchair for people with disabilities

What to Expect

Two days in Langhe with a private driver and guide.

Food and wine experience, visiting Govone castle and Romano Levi museum.

With this tours, you will visit up to the best Italian region for vineyards, food and wine.

You’ll also stop at historic landmarks and scenic points along the way.

A beautiful gourmet platter lunch sourced from local produce is a highlight.

• Wine education
• Visit some of the small medieval wine villages of Barolo and Barbaresco
• 6-8 winery visits
• Shades of Barolo and Barbaresco wines

You’ll also stop at historic landmarks and scenic points along the way. A beautiful gourmet platter lunch sourced from local produce is a highlight.

Often, during the two-day tours, having more time available, we dedicate a couple of hours to the discovery of a rare pearl of the Roero, a tasting in one of the best wine boutiques.

Prices for children and teenagers

Prices for children and teenagers vary according to age: 12-16 years € 60

Day 1 Morning Barbaresco Tour

– Departure from hotel at 9:30 a.m.

– Discover the village of Neive

– Visit the Romano Levi museum

– Discover the village of Barbaresco

– Visit the Barbaresco regional wine shop

– Tasting at the Barbaresco producers’ cooperative

– Visit a winery and tasting Barbaresco Wine

– Lunch in the village of Neive (Not included in the total price)

Day 1 Afternoon Barbaresco Tour

– Visit the castle of Govone

– Wine tasting

– Aperitif

Day 2 Morning Barolo Tour

– Departure from hotel 9:30 a.m.

– Discover the castle of Grinzane

– Visit a winery and tasting Barolo Wine

– Lunch at the restaurant (Not included in the total price)

Day 2 afternoon Barolo Tour

– Discover the village of La Morra, where you can see a beautiful view of the Barolo valley

– Discover the village of Barolo

– Visit winery and tasting Barolo Wine

– Discover the castle of Serralunga

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Grand river valley wineries plan eclipse wine trail, three-day collaboration leads up to big event on april 8.

The Grand River Valley wine region is in the path of totality for the April 8 solar eclipse, and 14 of its wineries have developed a Total Eclipse Wine Trail running April 5 through 7. They’re each pairing an eclipse-themed small plate with two samples of wine. The cost is $10 per person at each winery.

Many of the wineries are hosting watch parties for the eclipse and have created commemorative wines.

The Eclipse Wine Trail is being marketed to those who booked weekend hotel rooms in the area for the eclipse.

Participating wineries:

Grand River Cellars: 5750 S. Madison Road, Madison; 440-298-9838; grandrivercellars.com ; appetizer — “To the Moon, Alice!” Bacon, Gouda Mac & Cheese.

Debonné Vineyards: 7840 Doty Road, Madison; 440-466-3485; debonne.com ; appetizer — Corona Chicken Sliders with Solar Flare Sauce.

Cask 307: 7259 Warner Road, Madison; 440-307-9586; cask307.com ; appetizer — Black & White Cookies.

South River Vineyards: 6062 S, River Road, Geneva Township; 440-466-6676; southrivervineyard.com; appetizer — Galaxy F Bomb Truffles.

Kosicek Vineyards: 636 Route 534, Geneva; 440-361-4573; southrivervineyard.com; appetizer — Cosmic Pasta Salad.

Harpersfield Vineyard: 6387 Route 307; Harpersfield Township; 440-466-4739; harpersfield.com ; appetizer — Moonshine-Roasted Mushrooms & Meatballs.

Stonegait Winery: 4275 Bates Road, Madison; 440-307-9571; stonegaitwinery.com ; appetizer — Space Balls Cocktail Meatballs.

Rosabella Winery: 3951 Route Austinburg Township; 440-275-5218; rosabellawinery.com ; appetizer — Total Eclipse of the Cheesecake Tart.

The Winery at Spring Hill : 6062 S. Ridge Road W., Geneva; 440-466-0626; rosabellawinery.com; appetizer — Path of Totality Trail Mix

Virant Family Winery: 541 Atkins Road, Geneva; 440-466-6279; virantfamilywinery.com ; appetizer: Potato Moon Soup.

Laurello Vineyards: 4573 Route 307 E., Geneva; 440-415-0661; laurellovineyards.com ; appetizer — Dark Chocolate Bean Dip & Crackers.

Ferranté Winery: 5585 Route 307, Geneva Township; 440-466-8466; ferrantewinery.com ; appetizer: Casa Lunar Ravioli.

Silver Crest Cellars: 4511 Bates Road, Harpersfield Township; 440-428-0677; silvercrestcellars.com ; appetizer — Chocolate Eclipse .

Hundley Cellars: 6451 Route 307, Harpersfield Township; 440-361-3088; silvercrestcellars.com; appetizer — Moon Over My Hammy.

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