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Discover Piedmont's Langhe region with a 1.5-hour guided wine tasting tour featuring Nebbiolo and Barolo wines, led by expert guides in La Morra.
If you’re eager to explore Piedmont’s renowned wine scene, the Langhe (Piedmont): Wine Tasting Experience offers an excellent choice. Priced at just $46.13 per person, this 1 hour and 30 minutes tour takes you into the heart of the Langhe-Roero and Monferrato regions, specifically starting in the charming village of La Morra. It combines a guided walk through vineyards and cellars with a professional sommelier-led tasting of four top wines, including iconic Nebbiolo and Barolo. The tour is highly rated, with 19 reviews averaging 5.0/5, and is praised for its insightful guides and delightful wine selection. It’s a perfect fit for those seeking a well-organized, intimate wine experience without the need for extensive travel.
A key advantage is the pre-booked nature of the experience, which simplifies planning and guarantees a spot at this popular estate. The small group size, capped at 15 travelers, ensures personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere. While the duration is quite manageable, it is important to note that the tour does not include hotel transfers or additional extras, so arriving at the meeting point in La Morra is essential.
This tour is ideal for wine enthusiasts, travelers interested in learning about winemaking, or anyone who wants to enjoy a scenic walk combined with a carefully curated tasting. The expert guides receive high praise for their professionalism and passion, making this experience both educational and enjoyable.


The tour begins at Poderi Gianni Gagliardo, located at s.s. Borgata Serra dei Turchi, 88, La Morra. This estate is known for its high-quality wines and welcoming atmosphere. The meeting point is conveniently located near public transportation, making it easy for visitors to arrive without hassle. The experience ends back at the same location, so planning transportation in advance is recommended.
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The guided walk takes you through the vineyards surrounding the estate, offering stunning views of the Langhe landscape. This walk is not only scenic but also educational, as guides explain the traditional methods used in grape harvesting and wine production. The tour emphasizes the unique tradition of high-quality wine making in this region, highlighting the journey from grape to glass.
Inside the cellar, visitors observe the aging and fermentation processes, gaining insight into the craftsmanship that goes into each bottle. The small group format allows for close-up viewing and ample opportunity to ask questions.

The highlight of the experience is the sommelier-led tasting of four wines. The selection features renowned Nebbiolo and Barolo wines, complemented by local breadsticks. The sommelier provides in-depth explanations of each wine’s particular characteristics, such as aroma, flavor profile, and aging process.
Guests consistently praise the quality of the wines and the informative guidance. One review mentions purchasing a bottle of the “The Bomb” Barolo, indicating the high standard of the tasting. The tasting room itself is described as bright and welcoming, adding to the overall enjoyment.

The guides are known for their professionalism and enthusiasm. Reviews highlight Magda’s welcoming attitude and her ability to tailor explanations to the group’s interests. The guides’ deep knowledge about Barolo and Nebbiolo enhances the experience, making complex topics accessible and engaging.
The small group setting ensures that each guest receives personalized attention, making it easier to ask questions and learn about specific wines. The guides’ passion for wine is evident, and they excel at sharing their expertise in a friendly, approachable manner.

The tour offers a choice of time slots to accommodate different sightseeing schedules. This flexibility helps visitors integrate the experience seamlessly into their broader exploration of La Morra and the Langhe region. The booking process is straightforward, and confirmation is received immediately upon reservation.
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The package includes a guided winery tour, a wine tasting experience, and local breadsticks served alongside the wines. Drinks include both wine and water, and there are no hidden charges for the tasting itself.
However, gratuities, hotel pick-up or drop-off, and additional extras are not included. Guests should plan their transportation to the meeting point accordingly. Since the activity is limited to 15 participants, booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot.

This tour stands out for its quality of guidance and intimate setting. Similar experiences include truffle hunting, full-day wine tours, and visits to vineyards with panoramic views. However, the focused duration and small group size make this particular experience ideal for those seeking a concise yet comprehensive introduction to Piedmont wines.

At just over $46, this tour offers excellent value for wine lovers interested in learning about and tasting some of Italy’s most prestigious wines. The expert guidance and scenic setting enhance the overall experience, making it a worthwhile addition to any Piedmont itinerary.
Given the positive reviews and high ratings, this experience consistently satisfies guests who seek educational, authentic, and personalized wine tastings. The limited duration makes it accessible for those with tight schedules while still providing meaningful insights and tastings.
This experience appeals to wine enthusiasts, travelers eager to understand the process behind Nebbiolo and Barolo wines, and those wanting a relaxed, intimate setting for tasting. It’s especially suited for visitors staying in La Morra or nearby towns, as transportation is straightforward. It also suits small groups or couples seeking a personalized, high-quality introduction to the Langhe’s wine culture.
“A wonderful wine tasting experience! Our tastings were tailored to our likes and added a couple new tastes. We were surprised by the delicious whit…”
What is the price of the tour?
The tour costs $46.13 per person.
How long does the experience last?
It lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is Poderi Gianni Gagliardo, at s.s. Borgata Serra dei Turchi, 88, La Morra.
What is included in the tour?
The experience includes a winery tour, tasting of four wines (including Nebbiolo and Barolo), local breadsticks, and water.
Are there options for different times?
Yes, visitors can choose from various time slots to fit their schedule.
Is the tour suitable for all travelers?
Most travelers can participate, and the small group setting makes the experience accessible and engaging.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, cancellations are possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Do I need to arrange transportation?
Yes, transportation to the meeting point is not included, so plan accordingly.
What makes this experience stand out?
The personalized guidance from passionate experts, the chance to taste prestigious wines like Barolo, and the scenic vineyard walk are major highlights.
Is this experience family-friendly?
The description suggests it is suitable for most travelers, but specific age restrictions are not detailed.
How many people participate per tour?
A maximum of 15 travelers participate in each session, ensuring a cozy, intimate atmosphere.
This Langhe wine tasting tour delivers a balanced mix of scenic beauty, expert guidance, and exquisite wines at a reasonable price. Its small-group format and highly praised guides make it a standout for anyone eager to deepen their appreciation of Piedmont’s wine craftsmanship.