How much do city tours in Alba cost?

Alba's food and wine tours sit at the premium end, which reflects what is included: private transport into the Langhe, cellar visits, guided tastings of Barolo and Barbaresco, and in some cases a truffle hunt or a full meal. Half-day options cost less than full-day private tours with a sommelier.

Which city tours in Alba have free cancellation?

All of the food and wine experiences listed on this page include free cancellation, so you can reserve a place now and adjust your plans if needed. That matters here because the most in-demand tours, such as the private Barolo and Barbaresco tastings and the truffle hunt with Barolo tasting, frequently sell out in advance.

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Food & wine · Alba

Food & Wine City Tours in Alba, Piedmont

Average rating4.8Median price$195

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About Alba

Alba is the capital of the Langhe, a town where the scent of white truffles drifts through medieval streets and Barolo and Barbaresco are poured just a short drive away. Food and wine lovers come here to taste Nebbiolo where it is grown, and the standout experiences reflect that: the Private Barolo / Barbaresco: Piedmont Wine Tours & Tastings pairs cellar visits with guided tastings, while the Truffle Hunt & Barolo Wine Tasting: A Piedmontese Delicacy Experience takes you into the woods with a trifolau before sitting down to the table.

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Frequently asked questions

In Alba the food and wine is the sightseeing. Rather than ticking off monuments, these tours take you into the Langhe hills to meet winemakers, walk vineyards and taste Barolo and Barbaresco at the source, often with a sommelier or producer guiding the tasting.