Wine Tasting and E-bike Tour between Langhe and Monferrato at Tojo
Here is what's in store for you
Francesco and Delia, two young wine producers, brother and sister, are ready to welcome you to Tojo winery for this experience!
The experience begins at the Tojo Winery, where you'll have the opportunity to indulge in a tasting of 3 wines accompanied by local products like cheese and cold cuts from small artisan producers from the territory. After the wine experience, it will be time to hop on your E-bike!
The first panoramic viewpoint you will reach is Tojo Terrace, one of the most evocative places in the area, and the scene of Cesare Pavese's stories. In front of you, you will be able to admire the hill of Gaminella, the medieval tower, and the Church of Madonna della Neve in Moncucco.
You will then head towards Canelli, arriving at the Contini Tower, another place with breathtaking views.
From this point on, you will be free to head towards your preferred longer or shorter route, to other fellow winemakers, restaurants, or scenic viewpoints or points of interest.
What's Included
- Tasting of 3 wines
- Selection of local products
- E-bike rental with helmet and kit for mending flat tyres
- Phone assistance, for any problem they will come and get you back
- Navigation APP BikeSquare
Booking details and conditions
You can cancel for free until 2 Days Prior
All ages welcome
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User Reviews (8)
Great experience in Langhe
After the effort came the comfort: the wine tasting, the local products, and the very interesting explanations about the winery’s history were all fantastic. We loved it — thank you again to everyone at Tojo!
Bachelor party
Wonderful experience
Excellent bike rental and super helpful staff.
Francesco from the Tojo Farm, in addition to the truly high-quality products, presented and told us the story and the work behind all of this during the tasting.
Congratulations!!! An absolute must-do experience.
Young and enthusiastic
The e-bike tour is very fun and the explanation in their “laboratory” (as they call it) is interesting.
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