Quick overview: Piemonte has a strong history in terms of food and culture, and an exceptional terroir for some of the most sought after wines in the world. As a product of location, Piemonte is born from its neighbors, surrounded by France, Switzerland, the Alps and the Sea. This region has an enormous influence culturally and gastronomically, one that displays tremendous influence within Italian cuisine.          

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* Barolo, Nebbiolo & Dolcetto wine examination

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* Cooking Class with foraging ​

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* Discover and explore local Cheese, Coffee & Chocolate with guided tastings and workshops

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* Artisanal Beer examination in the heart of Torino

See the full itinerary here!

Guides: 

We -Matthew, Nader and Paul- (Former students of the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Pollenzo, Italy) will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of local gastronomy that includes taste, value, cultural, history and social knowledge stemming from first-hand experiences within a 'Slow Food' mindset. 

Matthew: Originally from the US he now lives in Italy. Having gained extensive travel/work experience throughout the gastronomic wonderlands of Italy from wine harvests, olive harvests and even in restaurants he aims to preserve its integrity. Currently he works for a cultural association named MetaFarm-promoting local agriculture and gastronomy, along with food tours in and around the Amalfi Coast. He holds a M.A. in Gastronomy, from UNISG in Pollenzo, Italy. 

Paul: Raised between the city life of Paris and the country side of Aix-en-Provence he has a passion for quality foods and the safeguarding required to preserve them. Previously, he worked in the UK as a sommelier at the Michelin Star: Simpsons Restaurant, in Edgebaston owned by Andreas Antana. Now he is building his own cultural association in southern France to facilitate the growth and awareness of French cuisine, culture and history. Attended and earned his M.A. in Gastronomy from UNISG in Pollenzo, Italy. 

This travel experience focuses on: current events, politics, history, local agriculture and rare experiences that are synonymous with traveling, not touring!

FYI: (We won't be visiting museums and churches all day!)