BAROLO CAMP: A Private Session with Giorgio Lavagna of Fontanafredda

About this Event: Part of Eataly’s Vino Camp Series, join us this month to learn all about Barolo! In this private session, enjoy an intimate dinner inside Eataly’s Bar Milano restaurant, where you will sit alongside Giorgio Lavagna to taste the top selections and best vintages of Barolo from the Fontanafredda estate. This elevated dining experience is an exclusive opportunity to discuss and learn directly from the winemaker while enjoying a multiple-course chef-curated meal paired perfectly with these unique wines.

About Barolo: The most prestigious expression of the Nebbiolo grape, Barolo wine hails from a village of the same name located in the region of Piemonte. The scenic region sits in the foothills of the Alps in northwestern Italy; in fact, the mountainous soil that nurtures the vines of the Nebbiolo is what gives this wine its distinct characteristics. Known around the world as “the king of wines,” Barolo is a timeless wine with a history as rich as its nickname.

About the Producer: A renowned producer of Barolo, the “king of wines,” Fontanafredda has been noble since the start. The winery was founded in 1858 by Count Emanuele Alberto di Mirafiori on the hunting grounds of his father, King Vittorio Emanuele II. more than 150 years later, the estate continues to produce wines of the highest caliber, thanks to the respect of the land, passion for vinicultural tradition, and use of innovative technology. Located in the heart of Le Langhe, a hilly wine region in the northern region of Piemonte, Fontanafredda is spread over 250 acres of rugged terrain in the villages of Serralunga d’Alba, Barolo, and Diano d’Alba.

Your Ticket Includes:

• Tastings of exclusive varieties and vintages of Barolo
• Multiple-course meal of high quality chef-curated dishes
• Intimate access to discuss and learn about Barolo directly from our guest winemaker

Please Note:

• One ticket purchase is valid for one guest
• This is a 21+ only event. All guests planning to consume alcohol must be able to produce a valid government-issued identification to prove they are 21 or older.