09:00 | Departure for panoramic tour of the Barbaresco Hills.

◊ Suggested itinerary provided by Landmade based on the period/day chosen, to be carried out with own car.

10:00 | Visit to a selected Barbaresco winery with tasting.

◊ In Barbaresco we find the Queen of Wines, also from Nebbiolo grapes and while sharing many similarities with Barolo, the Barbaresco wines emerge with tannins that soften more quickly. The villages and rolling hills in this small area offer a similarly mesmerising visit to accompany your taste buds, and the subtle differences in climate and soil produce a distinct and even rarer fine wine that ripens earlier, and is well structured and aromatic. 

Panoramic tour of the Barolo Hills.

◊ Suggested itinerary provided by Landmade based on the period/day chosen, to be carried out with own car.

12:30 | Visit to a selected Barolo winery with tasting-lunch (assorted appetizers, dessert, paired wines).

◊ The King of Wines and the Wine of Kings. Crafted from Nebbiolo grapes, Barolo is the most famous of the Great Langhe Reds and holds an esteemed place in the heart of fine wine lovers. Deceptively light in colour, Barolo wines are generally deep and full bodied, and must meet stringent conditions to bear their DOCG label. The long history of this wine, intertwined with stories of noble castles and the unique UNESCO listed vineyards, makes for an experience that goes beyond the senses and touches the heart.

Panoramic tour of the Roero Hills.

◊ Suggested itinerary provided by Landmade based on the period/day chosen, to be carried out with own car.

16:30 | Visit to a selected Roero winery with tasting.

◊ The geography of Roero delivers a different wine experience. With a terroir formed over many millions of years, it is limestone and sandy soil that plays host to both the Nebbiolo and Arneis grapes. So here you will find red, white and sparkling wines. The region's DOCG reds must contain at least 95% Nebbiolo grape, meaning you will discover a medium bodied and fragrant wine that requires less aging than its Barolo and Barbaresco cousins. The Roero Arneis is dry and crisp and conjures the peach, apricot and hazelnut of the surrounding orchards. Roero wines continue to grow in popularity, and are becoming more highly regarded for the quality that is being achieved by a new generation of winemakers.

18:00 | Departure.