Wine tasting with vineyard and winery tour at Agnelli Viassone

To discover how the energy, the passion, the commitment and the professionalism of a young couple can impact the improvement of the territory, also for the benefit of those who will inhabit it after us...
Needless to say that their wines are worth the visit!
Bravo, bravo, bravo!!! And thank you!!!

Daniele is an excellent host, you immediately perceive the passion and dedication for his work: when you commit yourself fully, you experience the difficulties firsthand and you strive to overcome them, the results can only be excellent. We came to the Langhe in search of small producers and we were not disappointed.
We will definitely be back and we did not hesitate to add his labels to our wine list because inside every bottle, besides good wine, you find commitment, sacrifice and, despite his young age, also competence and experience.

My girlfriend and I decided to do this tasting at Daniele and Alessia's winery and, unfortunately, we were quite disappointed...
Let's start with the positive things:
Daniele, who guided us on the tour, is a very passionate person regarding the world of wine and you can see and feel this passion, considering he explained many interesting things to us, and also a bit more technical than what is usually done.
The area around the house and the vineyard where the tour takes place is very nice, as is the tasting area, where we were able to enjoy a very evocative pre-sunset view.

Why the tasting itself was very disappointing:
Of the 4 wines (plus a bonus one at the end) we didn't like any of them, but this is a matter of personal taste and we can't blame the winery for it...
The real sore points:
- we were offered a meager platter to share with 2 other people at our table on which there were, per person, 1 slice of cured salami, 1 or 2 slices of cooked salami (depending on how fast you were to grab them, since there were 6 in total :) ) and 2 pieces of cheese. In addition to all this there was a basket with an equally meager quantity of breadsticks (3/4 per person)... It is certainly true that the tasting of local products is not the main part of a winery visit, but it is also just as true that we paid a not insignificant amount per person (25€) and that the photos on this site but also on Google show a different kind of platter being offered. I don't know if it was a miscalculation of the quantities or something else (because, I repeat, other photos show decidedly more abundant quantities), but in that case it would have been nice to at least receive an apology at the time.
- The quantities of wine poured for the tasting were just as meager, the equivalent of one or two sips. It seemed to us that only one bottle was opened and that they tried to make it last for all the guests participating in the tasting (between 10 and 15, by eye). Here too, one might not expect to leave a tasting drunk and I can also understand that, being a small winery with limited production, they try to limit the number of bottles opened during tastings, but, as above, this tasting was paid enough to expect a little something more, whereas at a lower price I would have had nothing to complain about.

A real shame!

A wonderful experience, excellent wines and very kind owners. Recommended!!