White Truffle Escape with Adam Sobel

White truffles, winemakers, food markets, and the people behind Piemonte’s most coveted season.

November 1-7, 2026

From €7,300

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Overview

There’s a moment in Piemonte when everything shifts — colder air, golden hills, and the start of white truffle season. For a few precious weeks each autumn, the rolling hills of Piedmont become the center of the culinary world.

Between Torino and Langhe, the trifulau move quietly through the forests at dawn. In the cellars beneath Alba, Barolo — the King of Wines — waits to be poured. Misty mornings at the market. Private truffle hunts. Cellar tastings with iconic winemakers. Dinners built around the seasonality and the Slow Food world.

This is not a tour. This is access. Get ready to open doors that you didn’t even know existed…

What to expect: white truffles, forest walks, Barolo cellars, and seasonal cooking.

Dates

November 1-7, 2026

Price

From €7,300

Highlights

  • Walk Torino’s historic center, from Piazza San Carlo to Al Bicerin and the city’s old café culture.
  • Explore Porta Palazzo, Europe’s largest open-air market, through stalls, and local characters.
  • Make mozzarella by hand with a local producer in the Monferrato countryside.
  • Spend time inside the Slow Food University and the Wine Bank in Pollenzo.
  • Hunt for white truffles in the Langhe with a local trifolau and trained dogs.
  • Cook traditional Piemontese dishes with Adam Sobel, from tajarin to filled pasta.

Your Host

Adam Sobel

Chef & Entrepreneur

Itinerary

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White Truffle Escape with Adam Sobel

FAQ’s

This departure is limited to just 10 guests.

Absolutely. Solo travelers are very welcome. The solo rate is 8,300€, and availability is limited.

Six nights of accommodation; private travel for all scheduled day trips and excursions; private guiding and expert-led experiences; privileged access, tastings, and activities as outlined in the itinerary; daily meals as indicated; and local beverages with meals.

International airfare; travel insurance; transportation to and from the trip’s starting and ending points; activities not included in the itinerary; hotel incidentals such as room service, laundry, and minibar; meals and beverages not included in the itinerary; and gratuities for tour guides.

The trip begins in Torino. The closest airport is Torino Airport (TRN), about 30 minutes away. The trip ends in Pollenzo, approximately 1 hour from Torino Airport (TRN). Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is around 1.5 hours from both locations.

The trip is priced at 7,300€ per person in double occupancy and 8,300€ for solo travelers. To confirm your place, a deposit of 500€ per guest is due at the time of booking. A second payment of 3,150€ per guest is due 120 days before departure, with the remaining balance of 3,650€ per guest (+1,000€ for solo travelers) due 60 days before departure. Tour prices are quoted as a complete land package. Airfare and travel insurance are not included.

Should you need to cancel your reservation, please let us know as soon as possible. Cancellations made before July 4, 2026, are eligible for a full refund, excluding the deposit. From July 5 through September 2, 2026, 50% of the total tour price will apply. On or after September 3, 2026, and in the event of no-show, the cancellation fee is 100% of the total tour price. As this is a small-group departure with limited space and advance commitments made on your behalf, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.

Yes. Travel insurance is required and should include trip interruption and cancellation, baggage, medical expenses, evacuation, repatriation, and other travel-related losses or delays. We recommend insuring the full cost of the trip shortly after your initial payment. If you are concerned about canceling for personal reasons, ask specifically about “Cancel For Any Reason” coverage. You may wish to compare options through InsureMyTrip or speak with All Aboard Benefits. Guests are responsible for choosing the policy that best fits their needs.

U.S. citizens do not currently need a visa for stays in Italy of fewer than 90 days and may travel with a valid passport. Travelers from other countries should check with their local Italian consulate. ETIAS is expected to start in the last quarter of 2026 for many non-EU travelers; no action is required at this time, and more information is available here. We recommend traveling with a passport valid for at least six months beyond the end of your trip.

Testimonials

What an amazing, beautifully curated trip!! Gorgeous places, generous and gracious people, and gastronomical genius! Cannot wait to explore more!

Heather, New York

Alice made our trip unforgettable. She truly listened to what we wanted, adjusted plans with care, and made everything seamless. Her timing was perfect — always checking in just when needed. The guides felt like old friends, and every hotel, restaurant, and activity was spot on. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience!

Jennifer & Daniel, Los Angeles

The total program was perfect including itinerary, guides, lodging, transportation,and food choices. Your recommendations and guidance was spot on!

Glenn, San Francisco

We had an incredible trip! We are leaving with full hearts and endless memories. Thank you for being a constant source of help and information. The level of service we received from you was truly one of the biggest highlights from our trip. And the care each hotel put into receiving our children was heartwarming. I’m so grateful for you and all your attention to detail. Thank you for crafting such a well executed adventure for me and my family!

Idalia & John, Los Angeles

Authentic is the correct one word description. The tour guides were fantastic, and really portrayed to the local society tremendously. Thank You for a Great trip !!!

Matt, New York