Turin Wine
What and Where to Drink in Turin?
We spent a month in Turin researching what local wines to drink and where to drink them. We’ve compiled a summary of the information we collected so you can start enjoying these wines as soon as you arrive!
As you explore the local wine bars, wine shops, and wineries, you’ll find yourself immersed in an unforgettable experience, where each glass of wine becomes a gateway to the flavors and aromas that define Turin.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Local Wine in Turin
Piedmont Wine
Wine Bars in Turin
Immerse yourself in the wine culture of Turin by visiting its wine bars. These establishments are the perfect places to indulge in a glass of local wine while experiencing the city’s lively atmosphere.
Da Zumo
Address: Via Caserta, 3/a, 10144 Torino TO
Korova Wine Bar
Address: Via Principe Tommaso, 11/b, 10125 Torino TO
Enopolio
Address: Corso Re Umberto, 72 G, 10128 Torino TO
WINE & DINE
Address: Via della Misericordia, 3, 10122 Torino TO
OINOS Vini
Address: Via S. Pio V, 30/f, 10125 Torino TO
Il Carlino Ubriaco
Address: Via Luigi Galvani, 9/a, 10144 Torino TO
Tastuma Cheese & Wine Bar
Address: Via della Consolata, 12, 10122 Torino TO
Sam Wine – Il Bistrot Italiano
Address: Via Tripoli, 125/a, 10137 Torino TO
Coffee Wine Emilio Ranzini
Address: Via Porta Palatina, 9/g, 10122 Torino TO
Stuzzivino
Address: P.za Risorgimento, 2, 10143 Torino TO
Luogo DiVino Wine Bistrot
Address: Via S. Massimo, 13, 10123 Torino TO
Enoteca Botz
Address: Via Santa Giulia, 48/A, 10124 Torino TO
Wine Shops in Turin
When it comes to exploring the world of Turin wines, the city offers not only charming wine bars but also delightful wine shops. These establishments are perfect for wine enthusiasts who wish to bring home a bottle or two of their favorite local wines.
Al Buon Vino
Address: Via Pollenzo, 44, 10141 Torino TO
Torino Wine And Spirits
Address: Via Giuseppe Mazzini, 33, 10123 Torino TO
Premiata Drogheria
Address: Corso Raffaello, 19/bis/D, 10125 Torino TO
Bollicine
Address: Str. di S. Mauro, 208/B, 10100 Torino TO
Damarco
Address: Piazza della Repubblica, 4, 10122 Torino TO
La Santa Wine & Spirits Torino
Address: Via Stampatori, 19/h, 10122 Torino TO
Enoteca Montecucco
Address: Corso Monte Cucco, 22, 10139 Torino TO
Vinarium Enoteca
Address: Via Madama Cristina, 119, 10126 Torino TO
Signorvino Torino
Address: Via Giuseppe Luigi Lagrange, 13, 10123 Torino TO
Vino Sfuso in Turin
Bianco&Rosso – vendita vino sfuso
Address: Via Bionaz, 4, 10142 Torino TO
Winery Mastrovini
Address: Via Nizza, 29, 10125 Torino TO
Wineries Near Turin
Turin, a city known for its rich winemaking heritage, offers an array of wineries that showcase the unique flavors of the region. If you’re looking to explore the world of Turin wines beyond the city limits, there are wineries near Turin that you can visit. These wineries offer a chance to experience the beauty of the Piedmont countryside while indulging in exquisite wines.
Cantina Pelassa
Address: Casali Castellero, 2/D, 12046 Montà CN
Azienda Agricola Riccardo Vigna
Address: Via Don Bosco, 11 – 12046 Montà CN – ITALIA
Poderi Vaiot Winery
Address: Borgata Laione, 43, 12046 Montà CN
Mario Costa Winery
Address: Via Torino, 153, 12043 Canale CN
Giacomo Vico Winery
Address: Via Torino, 80, 12043 Canale CN
Deltetto 1953
Address: Corso Alba, 43, 12043 Canale CN
Bric Castelvej
Address: Via Castelvecchio, 70, 12043 Canale CN
Wine Tours from Turin
Below are tours from Turin that explore the surrounding area and include wine and/or liquor tasting.
Self-Guided Winery Tour from Turin
Embarking on a self-guided winery tour from Turin is a fantastic way to explore the region’s wine culture at your own pace. If you have time to venture into the picturesque countryside, you’ll discover charming wineries offering unique experiences and exquisite wines within an hour of Turin. Significantly, there are numerous wineries near Alba, Asti, and Barolo.
If you only have one day for a wine tour, we suggest visiting one or more of the following wineries:
- Cantina Pelassa
- Azienda Agricola Riccardo Vigna
- Poderi Vaiot Winery
- Mario Costa Winery
- Giacomo Vico Winery
- Deltetto 1953
- Bric Castelvej
If you have a driver (and you definitely should), you could leave Turin after lunch, visit three or four of these wineries, and be back in Turin in time for dinner. Of course, how long the tour takes will depend on how many wineries you visit and how long you spend at each winery.
NOTE: Some wineries in Italy require reservations for tastings and tours. We suggest you contact them ahead of time to make any necessary arrangements.
Where Is the Best Place to Stay In Turin?
Hotels in Turin
There are many great places to stay in Turin. For the best experience, we recommend staying near Centro (the castle marker on the map below). The Centro area is the most pedestrian-friendly, with many restaurants and historical shops, and the main attractions are nearby.
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FAQs About Turin Wine
What is Turin famous for?
Turin is also worldwide famous for icons such as the Shroud of Turin, the gianduiotto, the automobile brand Fiat, and the association football club Juventus, which competes with its rival Torino in the Derby della Mole, the city’s derby.
What is Italy’s greatest wine?
Barolo, from the Piedmont region, is considered one of Italy’s greatest wines.
How do I get from Turin to Barolo?
The best way to get from Turin to Barolo without a car is by taking the train, which takes 1 hour and 22 minutes.
What kind of wine is Piemonte?
The Piemonte region is famous for Barolo and Barbaresco, both made from the Nebbiolo grape. Other popular red wines are produced from Barbera and Dolcetto.