Vineyard walk and merenda sinoira at Adriano Grasso
Adriano Grasso is an oenologist who farms his family's vineyards on Via Agliano, just outside Calosso, organically. His standard visit starts with a walk through the rows, then the cellar, then three wines (a Metodo Classico brut and two Barbera d'Asti) with a merenda sinoira, the old Piedmontese late-afternoon spread of salumi, cheese and seasonal bits. Allow about two hours. For the local grape, pick the "Rare Wines" version, which pours a Calosso DOC from Gamba di Pernice next to his Moscato sparkler. Groups of four or more can book a three-vintage vertical of his cru Barbera d'Asti, served in magnum with matched food. All three formats are booked through Winedering.
| Activity | Wine tasting |
|---|---|
| Duration | 2 to 3 hours |
| From | €34 pp |
| Season | Year-round, Monday to Saturday afternoons (16:00 start) |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Group size | 2 to 12 guests (vertical tasting 4 to 10) |
| Languages | Italian · English |
Run by Adriano Grasso
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