Discover the exquisite world of fine chocolate in Turin, Italy. This one-hour tasting experience immerses participants in a curated selection of local, Italian, and international chocolates, including the renowned Gianduja. Hosted in an intimate setting, the tasting accommodates up to eight guests and is available in Italian, French, and English. With no upfront payment and flexible cancellation, it’s a hassle-free way to indulge your senses and uncover the depth of flavors that make Turin a chocolate lover’s paradise.
Key Points
- Immersive 1-hour fine chocolate tasting experience in Turin, Italy, featuring local, Italian, and international chocolates, including the renowned Gianduja.
- Intimate setting with up to 8 participants, offered in Italian, French, and English, priced at $28.40 per person.
- Guided tasting with insights into flavors, tasting notes, and the bean-to-bar production method of the organic, emulsifier-free chocolates.
- Flexible booking with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and various starting times available.
- Accommodations for hazelnut allergies, with comfortable shoes recommended for the standing and walking experience.
Experience Overview
The fine chocolate tasting takes place in Turin, Italy, and is priced at $28.40 per person.
The experience lasts for 1 hour and is limited to 8 participants. It’s offered in Italian, French, and English.
The tasting is held at Chocolate7, a small shop located on Via San Massimo 7, next to a sushi restaurant.
Participants will sample a variety of local, Italian, and international chocolates, including the renowned Gianduja, a blend of rich chocolate and hazelnuts.
Throughout the tasting, the host will provide educational insights into the bean-to-bar production method and the history and tasting notes of the chocolates.
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Booking Information
Guests can reserve their spot for the fine chocolate tasting and pay nothing today.
Reserve your spot for the fine chocolate tasting and pay nothing today.
The experience offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Travelers can check availability and choose from various starting times to suit their schedule.
This ensures maximum flexibility for those interested in the one-hour, small-group chocolate tasting in Turin. With a maximum of 8 participants, the intimate setting allows guests to fully enjoy the flavors and learn from the knowledgeable host.
Booking this unique experience is simple and hassle-free.
Tasting Highlights
Visitors can sample Gianduja chocolate, a blend of rich chocolate and hazelnuts, as they taste four types of chocolate from local, Italian, and international makers.
The chocolates are pure and organic, crafted without emulsifiers. Guests will discover intricate flavors and tasting notes during the guided tasting experience.
The host will provide insights into the bean-to-bar production method and the history and tasting notes of the chocolates, enhancing the educational component of the event.
Educational Component
During the fine chocolate tasting experience, the host provides an educational component that delves into the production and history of the chocolates.
Guests learn about the bean-to-bar process, which involves sourcing fine cocoa beans, roasting, and carefully crafting the chocolates.
The host also shares insights into the intricate flavors and tasting notes of each variety.
This educational experience enhances the tasting, allowing guests to:
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Understand the origins and production methods of the chocolates
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Appreciate the nuances in flavor profiles
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Gain a deeper appreciation for the art of chocolate making
Meeting Point
The meeting point for the fine chocolate tasting experience is a small shop on Via San Massimo 7, next to a sushi restaurant.
Participants will meet at this convenient location before the tasting begins. The shop’s proximity to the sushi restaurant makes it an easy-to-find spot.
Guests should arrive on time, as the tasting is limited to 8 participants and runs for 1 hour.
Those with any hazelnut allergies should notify the host in advance so alternative chocolates can be provided.
Comfortable shoes are recommended, as the tasting takes place in the shop.
Accessibility and Allergies
The fine chocolate tasting experience isn’t suitable for wheelchair users.
Unfortunately, the fine chocolate tasting experience is not accessible for wheelchair users.
However, the organizers do provide accommodations for those with hazelnut allergies. Attendees simply need to notify the host ahead of time to ensure alternative chocolates are available.
To fully enjoy the tasting:
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Wear comfortable shoes, as you’ll be standing for the duration of the event.
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Notify the host of any hazelnut allergies to receive nut-free chocolate options.
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Arrive at the meeting point, a small shop on Via San Massimo 7, next to a sushi restaurant, a few minutes before the scheduled start time.
What to Bring
To fully enjoy the fine chocolate tasting experience, visitors should bring comfortable shoes. The event requires standing and walking around, so wearing supportive footwear is essential.
Participants may also want to bring a small notebook and pen to jot down tasting notes and impressions. While the chocolates are the stars of the show, having a way to document the flavors and aromas can enhance the educational component.
Plus, bringing a camera to capture the beautiful chocolate creations is recommended, as these confections are almost too good to eat.
Exploring Turin’s Chocolate Scene
While Turin, the capital of Italy’s Piedmont region, is renowned for its rich history and stunning architecture, the city’s chocolate scene is equally captivating.
From the renowned Gianduja chocolate, a harmonious blend of rich chocolate and hazelnuts, to the pure, organic confections crafted by local and international makers, Turin offers a true haven for chocolate enthusiasts.
Turin’s chocolate scene offers a haven for enthusiasts, with renowned Gianduja and pure, organic confections from local and international makers.
Whether you’re exploring the city’s charming chocolate shops, indulging in a tasting session, or delving into the fascinating bean-to-bar production process, Turin’s chocolate scene promises an unforgettable sensory journey.
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Savor the renowned Gianduja chocolate
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Discover organic chocolates from local and international makers
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Explore Turin’s charming chocolate shops and tasting sessions
Common Questions
Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tasting?
The experience doesn’t mention any age restrictions, so it’s likely open to participants of all ages. However, it’s always a good idea to check with the host about any age policies before booking.
Can I Purchase Chocolates to Take Home?
Yes, you can purchase chocolates to take home from the shop after the tasting. The host will provide information on any available chocolate products you can buy at the end of the experience.
Is There Parking Available Near the Location?
The host doesn’t provide parking details, but there are public parking garages near the meeting point on Via San Massimo 7. Participants should allow extra time to find and pay for parking before the tasting.
Do I Need to Bring Any Tasting Notes or Materials?
No, you don’t need to bring any tasting notes or materials. The host will provide all the necessary information and guide you through the chocolate tasting experience. Just come prepared to indulge and enjoy the flavorful chocolates.
Are There Any Dietary Restrictions Accommodated Beyond Nut Allergies?
The tasting accommodates vegetarian, vegan, and lactose-intolerant diets in addition to nut allergies. Participants should notify the host of any dietary needs when booking to ensure proper alternatives are provided.
The Sum Up
Indulge in the exquisite world of Italian chocolate with this fine tasting experience in Turin. Explore a curated selection of local and international chocolates, including the renowned Gianduja, in an intimate setting. With a hassle-free booking process and no upfront payment, it’s the perfect way to explore the rich and flavorful world of chocolate. Don’t miss this opportunity to savor the finest cocoa creations Turin has to offer.
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