Top Turin Wine Making Workshops

This experience is for curious wine lovers who want to go beyond a standard winery tour and discover Piedmont through the wines they are genuinely interested in. There is no fixed route or standard tasting programme: the day is built around you. Your host is a local DipWSET wine educator. You’ll have someone with you throughout the day who can help you understand what you’re tasting, compare different terroirs and styles, translate when needed, and offer independent advice on wines you may want to buy. Because every itinerary is different, winery tasting fees are not included in the tour price and are paid directly to each winery. Before confirming your itinerary, you will always know how much each tasting costs, so you can choose the wineries that best suit both your interests and your budget. Whether you are relatively new to wine or an experienced collector, the experience can be adapted to your interests. The idea is simple: less tourism, more wine discovery, at your own pace.

The oil of Eva is the place for those who love Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVO). Here you can taste and buy different varieties of oil, all strictly made in Italy. You can get in touch with the work, experience and family tradition of our passionate producers. You can enrich your gastronomic culture and open yourself to new frontiers of taste. Perhaps by trying our delicious bruschetta or savouring an oil that evokes the scent of cut grass, almond, green tomato or apple. Here you can ask for any information and curiosity about this rich and fascinating food. And also find an original, unexpected and valuable idea for a tasteful gift.

Enjoy a wine tasting in a wine bar located in the historic center of Neive, in the heart of the Langhe. Sample three wines from a renowned local winery and enjoy a variety of delicious snacks.

Italy is a patchwork of local cuisines, each with a proud heritage and unique dishes. On this walking tour led by a Michelin-trained chef and food sociologist, take a deep dive into Turin's historic food districts. Sample a variety of local delicacies, from street foods to restaurant fare and local wines, learning about their role in the city’s gastronomic culture on this carefully curated journey.

SABER MAKING COURSE THE MOST FUN APERITIF EVER Treat yourself or give an emotion to share. Learn to saber or continue doing it with your closest friends! The AltaLanga Contract will be served, accompanied by our Savoy Ape and baked goods. The course consists of 3 parts. In the first there will be an introduction to the methods of producing bubbles from the classic method to the Martinotti method. In addition to some historical notes, there will be a moment on how to open with the saber. In the second part we will take action! That is, opening the bottle with the saber In the third part we will toast and taste the open bottle with some Savoyard whim and the Knight Saber Certificate will be awarded It will then be possible to continue the evening with our à la carte proposals.

Discover the historical aperitif of Turin in a small journey in the past, among legends and stories to the Savoy's city. Learn more about the pre-dinner ritual, the "aperitivo", one of the city’s gifts to the world.

Take a break from sightseeing and experience the authentic side of Turin with this home cooking class. Learn how to knead, roll out, and form two traditional types of pasta (filled and shaped) plus assemble a luscious tiramisù from scratch under the guidance of your local host and instructor. Then relax over a family-style meal featuring the dishes you've created, served with wine and coffee.

Learn how to cook with an expert cook with this private class in Turin. You and your party will be equipped with aprons and work stations and then learn how to make three regional recipes yourself. When the experience is done, you'll get to sample your creations, served along with your choice of local red or white wine.

Considered one of Italy’s greatest red wines, Barolo is a favorite of oenophiles around the world. During your next visit to the Piedmont wine region—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—learn more about how Barolo and other local varietals are made during a behind-the-scenes tour of a family-run winery. Tour the vineyards, visit the cellar, and enjoy samples of a dozen wines, plus locally made meats and cheese.