Cantine Bosca

The cellars are beautiful but the tour is a bit "too much of a show" with the videos and loud music. Our guide was also a girl without passion or enthusiasm. It seems she was repeating something she learnt by heart, a script basically. So boring. The wine tasting at the end was also disappointing. The Metodo Classico was an open bottle that lost all its perlage and wasn't cold enough. The glasses are awful flutes. Better to use nicer flutes and then dont allow people to take them home, rather than gifting something extremely bad quality. The sparkletini is impossible to comment, just a commercial twist. I guess quantity (around 10/12 millions bottles produced every year) doesn't equal to quality.

Great sensory experience as you listen to the guide and walk through the wine-filled caves built below street level in Canelli! Movies on the wall, movies on the ceiling and many surprising facts and stories will be shared. Don't miss it! Especially not the wine tasting! The rose sparkling wine is second to none and they even have alcohol-free options for the kids!

Really worthwhile - excellent informative tour with a sommelier who spoke excellent English and delicious wines to taste. Particularly good on a hot day as it is so cool down there!

Too much of a show. Very commercial. They produce more than 20 mio bottles per year… Groups of 30 ppl, 20€ for 45 min and can’t even try a sip of their best wine. The whole place is nice and holds an exceptional architecture. I would recommend going to the others.

The cathedral has nothing special compared to other cellars, not impressed at all : no barrels, only bottles. Videos were not operating properly. The wine tasting is only sparkling wines. We are far from a "unique experience". Extremely deceiving.

Very interesting tour in English of the spectacular caves, with a free tasting at the end. Fun for all the family.

We were visiting this area briefly and were really fortunate to find out that an English tour (free of charge!) would take place the next day. I made a reservation from the link on Google maps - very convenient! The tour was fascinating, the place is beautiful and unique and all the music, lights and video presentation added a really nice touch. The guide Alice was enthusiastic, artistic and spoke very good English. It felt more like a captivating show than a tour. There was degustation at the end and we ended up buying several bottles of delicious "Madame Bosca". But this place is usually not open to the public and you can only get in with a tour. Actually, we came 40 min early and couldn't even locate it since there is no sign! The door opens about 20 minutes before the tour time.

We were 2 couples and were lucky enough to have Alice Siri as our guide. We really enjoyed the wonderful sound and light show and Alice's enthusiasm made the tour a terrific experience for all of us!