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Private Langhe and Barolo Wine Tour from Milan

4.80(5)Milan· Design · aperitivo · rail hubEnglish

Leave Milan behind and reach the Langhe wine region of Piedmont on a full-day tour. Explore the Langhe, the area where Barolo (“the king of wines”) and Barbaresco are produced. Passing through hilly landscapes and beautiful valleys changing color seasonally, you will visit 2 different wineries with your wine expert guide. In both wineries, the producer will show you the vineyards and will tell you how their wines are produced. Then you will join an amazing wine tasting session, the wines will be paired with some food tasting based on local products. After the fist visit you'll enjoy a typical lunch in a selected location surrounded by vineyards. In the second winery you will notice that Barolo and Nebbiolo in different wineries can have different flavors. This tour is an incredible journey to discover one of the most interesting, charming and famous wine region of the world.

Languages
English

What's included

2 wine tasting sessions paired with local products
Lunch
2 winery visits
Private transport & English speaking driver

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Duration: 9 hours

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from€990/person
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Where this sits in Milan

Milan is about 55 min by road from Milan Malpensa Airport. Italy's working city, and the country's best rail hub. Design, aperitivo and serious food rather than monuments; a good first or last base because everywhere else is a fast train away.

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