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Guided visit to Casa Martini with final tasting

4.8 (14)
Chieri, IT
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Guided visit to Casa Martini with final tasting

4.8 (14)
Chieri, IT
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Immerse yourselves in the rich history and exquisite taste of the Martini brand with a guided visit to Casa Martini. Our expert guides will lead you through the production plant, where the magic happens, revealing the secrets behind the iconic products. Discover the fascinating journey of the Martini brand and indulge in a final tasting of their finest creations. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the legacy of Martini firsthand. Please note that Casa Martini is easily accessible by train from Porta Susa, with a train departing every hour. Remember to wear sturdy footwear with rubber soles and closed toes for the production visit. Book your skip-the-line ticket now and get ready for a truly unforgettable experience.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Admission Included
  • 2 hours
  • Suitable for 1-10 Participants
  • Small Group Tour, Private Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Explore the history of the Martini brand
  • Visit the production plant and witness the magic
  • Guided tasting of Martini products
  • Discover anecdotes and curiosities in the Museum of the History of Oenology
  • Celebrate your Martini experience with a special final tasting
  • Skip-the-line tickets
  • Alcoholic beverages

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Introduction

Indulge in a captivating journey through the fascinating world of Martini with a guided visit to Casa Martini. Let our expert guides take you on an immersive experience as you uncover the rich history and iconic products of the Martini brand. From the enchanting Museum of the History of Oenology to the aromatic Botanical Room, you'll be enchanted by the anecdotes and curiosities that lie within. And of course, the highlight of your visit awaits at the Mondo Martini Gallery, where you'll embark on a sensory adventure like no other.

What to expect?

During this 120-minute tour, you can expect to be captivated by the captivating story of Martini. Your journey will begin at the Museum of the History of Oenology, where our guides will lead you through a treasure trove of anecdotes and curiosities. Immerse yourself in the scents of the Botanical Room and awaken your senses to the world of Martini. Finally, at the Mondo Martini Gallery, celebrate your Martini experience with a special final tasting that will leave you craving for more.

Who is this for?

This guided visit to Casa Martini is perfect for all those who appreciate the art of mixology and have a passion for the iconic Martini brand. From cocktail enthusiasts to history buffs, everyone will find something intriguing in the world of Martini. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor to Turin, this experience is a must for those looking to delve into the rich history and flavors of this renowned brand.

Why book this?

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Martini and discover the secrets behind its iconic products. As you explore the Museum of the History of Oenology, you'll be transported through time, uncovering the fascinating anecdotes and curiosities that have shaped the Martini brand. The scents of the Botanical Room will awaken your senses, while the Mondo Martini Gallery offers a sensory adventure like no other. And of course, the final tasting is the perfect way to celebrate your Martini experience, allowing you to savor the exquisite flavors that make Martini so legendary.

Good to know

Please note that Casa Martini is easily accessible by train from Porta Susa, with a train departing every hour. You can check the Trenitalia website for timetables. It is essential to wear sturdy footwear with rubber soles and closed toes, as visitors with open shoes or heels will not be admitted to the production visit. The visit is conducted in Italian, ensuring an authentic experience amidst the rich heritage of Martini.

Reviews

Visitors who have experienced the guided visit to Casa Martini rave about the immersive journey and knowledgeable guides. They praise the Museum of the History of Oenology for its fascinating anecdotes and the Botanical Room for its tantalizing scents. The Mondo Martini Gallery is described as a sensory adventure that leaves a lasting impression. Visitors highly recommend the final tasting, which allows guests to indulge in the iconic flavors of Martini. Overall, Casa Martini is praised for offering a captivating and memorable experience that showcases the rich history and flavors of this renowned brand. Prepare to be enchanted by the magic of Martini.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Casa Martini - Martini & Rossi

Let yourself be carried away by our guides to discover the anecdotes and curiosities hidden in the Museum of the History of Oenology, through the scents of the Botanical Room, as well as in the fascinating journey of the Mondo Martini Gallery. Celebrate your Martini experience with a special final tasting.

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Reviews

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4.8 (14)

jamesmarsden2023

We arrived at Pessione station - Casa Martini was just across the road! It was a little deserted, but the staff were very friendly. We had an hour to tour the museum ourselves, which was just right and we learned a lot. After the hour, we got a lovely tour of the distillery from Andrea. As it was just the two of us, he made us feel very welcome and clearly had lots of passion for the company and its products. The tasting was brilliant and he was very informative and the cocktail at the end was well worth the extra fee! A real highlight of our few days in Turin. If you like Martini/vermouth/aperativo then do it!!

Fionacko

Saw this from a unusual things to do in Turin website and I’m glad I did..I believe that they have recently changed their tour.The entry signs could be better I ended up in their offices initially but was re directed to the museum.The museum reception was very good, a brief explanation of the tour we had booked where to go etc.... However we did not enter the self guided tour in the incorrect place, so it would have been great if they had pointed out that the start of the tour was via wooden doors near the terrace. The self guided tour was good especially when it was in cinque with the audio guide.Loved the tour with the guide who was very knowledgeable, more access to the production areas would have been great. Would have liked to have had a bar/cafe nothing at all was very disappointing.I realised that they are also selling their tours with taster/cocktail classes so it would be a conflict of interest I suppose. The tasters were great by the way. Do try their tours.

Annadelpiemonte

The ticket purchased included a visit to the museum, a visit to the factory and a tasting. The museum was nice and interesting, it traces the history of this large family. The visit to the factory was very short, we were introduced to a very small part of the factory and also in a somewhat hasty way, with explanations that were not always exhaustive. The tasting consisted of two samples of vermouth and one of dry white wine accompanied by a small packet of breadsticks. For the amount spent the visit could have been longer and the tasting of the drinks should have been accompanied by something more.

215emav

Excellent experience, excellent organization, the guy we did the tour with was good and professional. Good final tasting. Shop with different gadgets. An Italian pearl, worth seeing. Advised!

noemi_p

Esperienza super, guide preparate e attente, regalo di Natale apprezzato. :) Consiglio a tutti questa esperienza

N8908KRgiorgiam

Recommended experience! The wine museum is very interesting, preceding the visit to the Martini museum, full of unique and essential archaeological finds to understand how we got to the present day. The Martini museum is very well looked after, full of technical information, photos, documents and memorabilia that trace the history of the Martini house. The added value of this experience is certainly the visit to the factory which, although limited to a couple of areas, allows you to come into contact with the product and the daily life behind the excellence.

GlitterinaTA

The visit begins from outside, from the Pessione station which reminds us of where we are, from the beautiful structure that makes up the historic house of Martini and Rossi and from the shop, where beautiful objects and liqueurs already tempt you to enter this iconic world. We then leave the shop and move immediately to the cellars, are narrated by a guide, who explains all the parts well and is ready to satisfy various curiosities (for example: how do you understand when a vermouth is ready in the production, having to maintain the same standard but being produced in "unique" conditions each time? I won't reveal it to you obviously!). After a more technical and museum-like part, we then move on to the factory where, unfortunately, we can only see the loading/unloading yards, the room with the stills (only from the outside) and the room with the tanks containing the alcohol (what a smell!) . I think the most beautiful part of the production is the bottling but we were told that it is not visible to the public, which is a shame. I would like to point out that my visit is part of the "Piedmont 2023 open factories" event but the proposed tour is 90% similar to the "privilege" tour on the site, with a difference in the final tasting: instead of three products, we were offered a cocktail , accompanied by two chips. Cute, without infamy or praise. However, the part of the factory (a real house in this case) where the event space is located is very beautiful. I absolutely recommend the visit and indeed, I don't rule out giving it to other people in the future and returning with them. I also took home a delicious bottle of special amber reserve!

RenzoFranco

Con un gruppo di amici/colleghi ho fatto il tour guidato di Casa Martini a Pessione. Il Museo è posto nelle cantine ed è molto bello: andrebbe pubblicizzato molto di più. La gentile signora che ci ha accompagnati è molto preparata e affabile. Un po' troppo riduttiva la visita allo Stabilimento: abbiamo visto solo enormi contenitori di Moscato...niente linee di produzione (preparazione, imbottigliamento, etichettatura, confezionamento...) peccato! Degustazione di tre prodotti con solo un pacchettino di grissini (low profile...) ben descritti dal sommelier. E spaccio ben fornito con prezzi competitivi. Parcheggio comodo e grande.

massimo r

La visita alle vecchie cantine con la spiegazione su come gli antichi Romani preparavano e servivano il vivo. E' stata una cosa muova per me.

O4476IDcristinar

La visita è organizzata molto bene con una vera guida(molto brava) che fa scoprire la storia e la tecnica produttiva dei prodotti Martini. Personalmente avevo un'idea sbagliata del prodotto e credevo ci fosse molta 'chimica' per produrre il sapore e il colore invece ho scoperto un prodotto di eccellenza e naturale. Anche la degustazione finale è fatta bene. Purtroppo, come tutte le cose in Piemonte, queste attività non sono pubblicizzate a sufficienza io l'ho scoperto proprio per caso. Un vero peccato. Io abito a Barcellona e li strombazzano ai 4 venti che il vermouth l'hanno inventato loro (con tanto di cartelli all'aeroporto) e lo ripetono nelle visite guidate e ci sono anche molte vermoutherie che propongono aperitivi e hanno moltissimo successo...
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2024-05-11 03:09