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Discover the art of cocktail making at Casa Martini in Turin with a 2-hour masterclass, exploring aromatic herbs and creating your own iconic Martini cocktails.

The Turin: Cocktail Masterclass at Casa Martini offers a practical, engaging dive into the world of famous Martini cocktails. For $46, visitors get to explore the aromatic herbs that define Martini Vermouth, and then roll up their sleeves for a hands-on mixology session. While the experience is praised for its knowledgeable guides and interactive style, some reviews point out the timing can be tight, especially when it comes to tasting and enjoying the drinks. Still, this tour is ideal for those curious about cocktail history and eager to learn professional techniques in a relaxed setting.
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This masterclass takes place at Casa Martini in Piedmont, with the Pessione Train Station directly in front of the entrance, making it easy to access whether by train or car. The venue exudes a professional yet friendly atmosphere, designed to welcome visitors for a two-hour journey into the world of Vermouth and cocktails. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and the language options include Italian and English to accommodate most visitors.
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The experience begins with a sensory trip into the aromatic herbs that give Martini Vermouth its distinctive flavor. This part of the tour is a guided exploration of the production stages and the aroma profiles of key ingredients. Visitors discover the secret herbs behind the iconic Vermouth, gaining a deeper appreciation for the craft behind the drink. This multisensory activity helps connect flavor with tradition, making the process more engaging and memorable.

Next, the tour continues at the Mondo Martini Gallery, where exhibits and campaigns showcase the brand’s evolution through iconic advertising and historical displays. It’s a chance to see how Martini evolved from its origins to a global icon. The gallery experience adds context and visual storytelling, enriching the overall understanding of the brand’s heritage.

The highlight comes in the Bar Academy, where a Martini Ambassador leads a bilingual (Italian and English) mixology lesson. Participants learn authentic cocktail techniques, focusing on how to prepare the most famous Martini drinks. The class involves preparing and tasting cocktails, giving everyone a practical skillset to recreate these drinks at home.
More Great Tours NearbyDuring the interactive part of the tour, each participant has the chance to try mixing their own Martini-style cocktails under professional supervision. The guides emphasize technique and aroma, ensuring that even novices leave with confidence in their cocktail-making skills. While the overall instruction is engaging, some reviews mention that the timing for tasting can be short — only about 3 minutes between drinks, which may limit the opportunity to savor your creations fully.

The two-hour duration includes the sensory journey, gallery visit, and mixology class. Some reviews note that the schedule can feel rushed, especially during the cocktail tasting. For example, one review highlights that the tour ended early, leaving little time to enjoy the drinks, which can be disappointing if you’re eager to savor your cocktails fully.
This experience is best suited for those who want a practical introduction to cocktail making and are interested in Vermouth’s aromatic herbs. It appeals to adults who enjoy interactive activities and want to learn from professionals in a friendly environment. The $46 price point provides good value for such an immersive experience, though those expecting a longer tasting or leisurely experience might find it a bit rushed.

The guides are generally praised for being professional, friendly, and informative. They clearly explain techniques and history, making the activity accessible for all skill levels. The atmosphere is described as fun and lively, with aromas and flavors filling the room, creating an engaging environment for learning and tasting.

Participants should bring closed-toe shoes and a valid ID or passport for identification purposes. The tour is wheelchair accessible and offers bilingual instruction. It’s advised to arrive early if planning to visit the museum exhibits separately, as some reviews suggest additional time may be necessary. The meeting point is conveniently located in front of the Pessione Train Station, simplifying logistics.
While many praise the knowledgeable guides and interactive nature, some reviews point out timing issues. One review mentions that the tour started late and ended early, cutting short the cocktail tasting. Another notes that touching ingredients is restricted until after explanations, which can slow down the pace for some. These timing constraints can be frustrating, especially for those eager to spend more time enjoying their drinks.
The Turin: Cocktail Masterclass at Casa Martini offers a solid introduction to Vermouth and cocktail-making techniques in just two hours. The combination of a sensory herb exploration, museum visit, and hands-on class makes it a well-rounded activity that balances education with practical skills. The price of $46 is reasonable for what’s included, and the overall 4.3-star rating reflects satisfaction from most participants.
However, timing can be tight for tasting and relaxing after the drinks are prepared. The friendly guides and expert instruction help compensate for this, making it a good choice for adults wanting to learn and have fun. Visitors should manage expectations if they hope for a longer drinking session but will likely come away with new skills and a deeper appreciation for Martini Vermouth’s aromatic herbs and history.
Is the tour suitable for children or minors?
No, this experience is not suitable for guests under 18 years.
Can I visit the production plant?
No, the tour does not include a visit to the production plant.
What languages are available for the tour?
The tour guidance is provided in Italian and English.
How long is the tour?
The entire experience lasts 2 hours.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the experience is wheelchair accessible.
What should I bring?
Participants are advised to bring closed-toe shoes and passport or ID card.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.
Where do I meet for the tour?
The meeting point is in front of Casa Martini, right across from the Pessione Train Station.
What is included in the price?
The price covers access to the sensory herb journey, the gallery visit, the mixology class, expert guidance, and cocktail tasting.
Are the drinks included?
Yes, you prepare and taste your Martini cocktails as part of the experience.