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The wineries of Piedmont spread across the Langhe, Monferrato and Asti hills in the Po plain foothills, producing Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto and Moscato as Barolo and Barbaresco from Nebbiolo, Barbera d'Asti and the sweet Moscato d'Asti. If you're searching for wineries near you or a guided tasting close to Piedmont, the options are right on your doorstep.

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What travellers says about Piedmont Wineries

Sam
Sam October 18, 2024
Unforgettable Wine Tasting Experience at Agricola Gian Piero Marrone! Our visit to Agricola Gian Piero Marrone was nothing short of spectacular! The wines were exceptional, showcasing rich flavors and true craftsmanship. The...
Jessica
Jessica August 8, 2025
Great experience This was a fantastic wine tasting experience. The wines were delicious (with generous sample sizes) and the cheese, meat, and bread selection that...
Claudio Meloni
Claudio Meloni November 8, 2025
A cellar to remember Excellent wines, great hospitality, a simple yet knowledgeable welcome, and a truly satisfying tasting of local products. What more can I say? Visit Cantina...

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I travel to Piedmont wine region by air?

Torino Caselle Airport in Turin is the nearest major international airport and the hub of low-fares airlines. The great benefit of flying to Turin’s airport is the proximity to the city center.
You can also travel to the Turin Cuneo Airport or the Milan Malpensa Airport, which is the largest airport in the Milan metropolitan area but gives you the possibility to start your travel in the Lombardy wine region and then continue exploring wineries in Piedmont.

How can I travel to Piedmont wine region by car?

Travelling by car is the easiest way to reach wineries in Piedmont and to explore the region. If you drive from Turin, in around 50 minutes drive you can admire landscapes and visit wineries in Asti or experience the most unique food and wine world of Alba.

How can I travel to Piedmont wine region by train?

Turin is connected by high speed railway to Milan which is 1 hour, Florence which is about 2.5 hours. You can also reach Rome in just 4 hours.
From Turin Porta Nuova station, it is possible to reach most of the other towns in Piedmont, like Asti, Alba, Bra and Cuneo, through the regional train service. You can explore number of wineries near Asti and Alba.
From Turin Porta Susa station one can catch the French high speed train – TGV – to Paris.

The best season to visit wineries in Piedmont

The season to visit wineries in Piedmont opens in Spring. It is the perfect time if you are looking for great weather and fewer crowds. You can visit exciting events around this season like Vinum and Barbaresco a Tavolo, to taste the newest Barbaresco vintage. During fall season, you can go for a truffle harvest. A number of wineries in Piedmont offer harvest experiences and of course, Autumn is the best season if you would like to take part in this very important moment in winemaking.
Summer is undoubtedly one of the best time to visit the wineries of Piedmont. At the end of the summer and beginning of Autumn you can attend different events, which will be a good opportunity to discover local food and wine traditions.

What are the wineries in Piedmont like?

Wineries in Piedmont are very diverse and wine experiences accordingly.
Here you will find:

  • Wineries with a long history of winemaking
  • Small family-run traditional wineries with passionate winemakers
  • Wineries residing among scenic hills with historic vineyards

The most common grape varieties and styles of wines produced in Piedmont

90% of the vineyards in Piedmont are planted by red grape varieties.
The most common grapes used in wine production in Piedmont:

  • Nebbiolo (55%)
  • Barbera (10%)
  • Muscat Blanc a Petits Grains (7%)
  • Eau-de-vie (4%)
  • Dolcetto (3%)
  • Rare Red Blend (3%)
  • Cortese (3%)

The language tips for visiting wineries in Piedmont

Some words to remember before you Wineries in Piedmont:

EnglishItalian
WineVino
WineryCantina
VineVigne
VineyardVigneto
Wine routeStrada del Vino
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What are the best wineries to visit in Piedmont?

Which wineries in Piedmont have restaurants?

Which wineries in Piedmont have accommodation either apartment, hotel or b&b?

These wineries in Piedmont have accommodation:

How do you visit Piedmont wineries?

Most of the wineries in Piedmont are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Piedmont is to book your visit in advance on our website.

Which are the best wineries to visit in Piedmont during my holiday or vacation?

The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Piedmont are:

Which wineries in Piedmont have cellar door sales?

These wineries in Piedmont have cellar door sales:

Which wineries in Piedmont are open to the public?

These wineries in Piedmont are open to the public with booking in advance:

Are there any small & boutique wineries to visit in Piedmont?

This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Piedmont that you can visit:

What are the best family wineries to visit in Piedmont?

These are the best family wineries in Piedmont that you can visit:

Are there any wineries near Torino, Asti or Alba?

Use our interactive Piedmont winery map to browse wineries near Torino, Asti and Alba.

What do wineries in Piedmont offer?

Wineries in Piedmont have a modern wine tourism system and facilities.
Most of the wineries in Piedmont offer a diversity of experiences starting from wine tastings and guided cellar tours. Beside this, you can also visit their medieval castles and see their modern art and music with alpine hiking trails. Have a look at our list of wine tastings and tours in Piedmont.
Wineries in Piedmont have well-equipped tasting rooms and cellars for visitor experiences. They also offer restaurant services, where you can taste local gastronomy paired with wine. If you would like to have a longer stay, wineries also offer accommodation. See frequently asked questions below to find out which wineries offer restaurants and accommodation.