Wine Tours of Piedmont
Why Piedmontours should be on your wine travel list
Welcome to Piedmont, one of Italy’s most unique and fascinating regions! This beautiful area, located in the North Western part of the country, has a lot to offer for those who want to discover a truly authentic Italian wine experience. If you are a wine lover and an Italy enthusiast, then a tour of the Piedmont wine regions should be on your bucket list. Piedmont is renowned for its incredible food and wine scene. Here, you will find some of the best wines and culinary traditions of the entire Italy. Every wine lover dream is to open a Barolo or Barbaresco bottle – among the world finest wines – and sip it while enjoying a spectacular view over the hilly vineyards of Piedmont.
Piedmont is home to many small family-run wineries, and largest historic wineries where you can sample some of the most exceptional Piedmont wines and taste the true flavors of the land. To take a wine tour Piedmont also mean you can indulge in the local cuisine, which is rich in flavors and often features seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. Piedmont wine tours are perhaps one of the most interesting ways of getting to know the local culture. If you are a wine lover or a WSET student, this could be a great opportunity to learn more about Piedmont DOC and DOCG wines from local wine producers, and to experience the joy of pairing Italian food and wines.
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Piedmontours itineraries are a full and rich way of travelling. Wine is the leitmotif that connects almost every corner of the Piedmont region. The most celebrated wine areas of Piedmont are located in the South East side of the region, but even around the city of Torino, and in the Northern towns of Piedmont the wine production has always been very significant and represents an interesting overview of the local culture and traditions. Touring Piedmont at the discovery of its wine heritage will bring you closer to fascinating historic sites as well. If you are a history buff, Piedmont has plenty of UNESCO sites to explore. Wine tours of Piedmont often include a visit to the capital city of the region, Torino.
You can get a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage and history, with stunning architecture, beautiful artwork, and fascinating stories to uncover. The tours of Torino are a true revelation. The regional food and wine experience here meets the local production of fine chocolates and vermouths. The city, with its piazzas and large porticos, is the perfect frame for such a relaxing and rewarding journey. Take a walk near the Royal Palace of Torino, explore its many churches, and take a look at the main shopping streets. You can take home with you any sort of goods: from excellent made in Italy clothing to precious groceries. Don’t miss on some of the best chocolate and coffee in Italy.
Anni e bicchieri di vino non si contano mai
Age and glasses of wine should never be counted
Italian proverb
Piedmont wine tours capably combine the natural beauty of the land, the cultural heritage of the region, and its culinary traditions. By staying in charming agriturismo and elegant hotels, you will tour the stunning countryside and picturesque small towns of Piedmont, all while enjoying the local food and wine. Then you will head to larger cities to discover the history and art that make Piedmont such a fascinating place to visit. Piedmont counts about 500 castles dating back to the medieval era. Today, most of them are open to the public and still show their original features. For wine lovers, the castle of Grinzane Cavour – not far from Alba – is probably the most desirable. Inside this ancient castle, in fact, you can find the regional wine shop of Piedmont, and visit its superb collection of very fine labels.
Piedmontours will take you to the three main wine regions hosted within Piedmont boundaries: Langhe, Roero and Monferrato regions. All three areas have been UNESCO sites since 2014. A tour of the wine regions of Piedmont will introduce you to the most planted grapes: Barbera, Nebbiolo, Dolcetto and Moscato. From the Moscato grapes is produced the famous Asti Spumante. From Nebbiolo grapes is produces the Barolo wine, the king of all wines. Piedmont has been a land or red wines since ancient times. The red wine production represents 60% of the total production. However, in recent times, white wines too have conquered the favours of the critics. Sweet and sparkling wines will forever be one of the signature wines of Piedmont. Wine tours of Piedmont can be designed to meet your preferences and take you to your favourite wines.
Langhe & Roero Wine Tour
Explore the most prestigious wine regions of Piedmont and visit some of the most charming wine destinations of Italy
Piedmontours will guide you at the discovery of the most charming destinations inside the 48,000 hectares of vines planted area. Sample DOC and DOCG Piedmont wines, while overlooking at vistas you will never forget. Have local wine producers show you their vineyards and cellars. Learn about the wine history. Taste and compare the great variety of wine produced in Piedmont. Most of the grape varieties are local, but you can also find Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc.
A wine tour of Piedmont should be on the travel list of every wine enthusiast and Italian fine food lover. With its authentic touch, Piedmontours will make you fall in love with this beautiful part of Italy. Local experiences, incredible combinations of food and wine, and rich cultural heritage await you.
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