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Did you know that?

- Torino was the first Italian capital in 1861

- Piedmont (Piemonte) region and Torino has been the seat of the Savoy Kingdom. The artistic, architectural and cultural heritage is represented by the Savoy Residence which have been registered in the World Heritage List since 1997

- The Piedmont's Sites registered in the World Heritage of Humanity List are four. Since 22 June 2014, also the Vineyard landscape of Langhe, Roero and Monferrato take part to this list

- The Egyptian Museum of Turin is one of the most important in the world www.museoegizio.it/en/

- The Palace of Venaria is a former royal residence located in Venaria Reale (near Turin, 20 minutes by car). It is one of the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy, included in the UNESCO Heritage List in 1997. In 2016 the Palace has increased by 70% the number of visitors, the highest performance for Italian museums.www.lavenaria.it/web/en/

- The Mole Antonelliana is the architectural symbol of Torino. The building was originally meant to be a synagogue but the Municipality of Torino bought it in 1878 and then turned into the National Cinema Museum www.museocinema.it

- Società Anonima Fabbrica Italiana di Automobili, better known as “FIAT”, was born on In Turin in 1889. Turin's history is closey connected with the history of automobiles. This, and much more, can be discovered at the world famous Museo Dell'Automobile. www.museoauto.it/website/en/ Food & Gastronomy

Did you know that?

- Piedmont is the Italian region with the highest number of DOCG and DOC wines (17) including Barolo and Barbaresco

- The Slow Food Association was born and has its headquarter in Piedmont. His most important events, Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre, takes place in Torino, Cheese takes place in Bra. www.slowfood.it/ www.salonedelgusto.com/en/ wwwcheese.slowfood.com/it/

- The University of Gastronomical Sciences (UNISG) is situated in Piedmont (Pollenzo – Cuneo) www.unisg.it/en/

- In Piedmont are recognized 12 PDO (Protected Denomination Origin) products (9 of these are cheeses), and 5, among which the Piedmont's hazelnut, IGP (Protected Geographical Indication) products

- Many food brands - like Nutella, Ferrero, Kinder, Martini, Lavazza, Eataly, Grom - and food products - like vermouth, the white truffle of Alba, Barolo and Barbaresco, gorgonzola - known and famous all over the world are originally from Piedmont

- The most famous truffle event in the world is the Alba International Truffle Festival and it takes place in Alba every year in October

- The Porta Palazzo Market, located in Torino city center, is the largest open-air market in Europe Experience the spirit of Piedmont!

Top quality food and wine from Piedmont are the main ingredients for the tours,designed to offer in-depth knowledge through activities and experiences that everybody can enjoy. To take part inone of the many Jo-In initiative means to establish a direct link with the people met during the journey, their stories,and the heart of the places visited.

Piedmont’s Capital City: Torino An emerging Italian destination of culture and cuisine

This Roman town was the first capital of Italy and for a long time the headquarters of the Royal Savoy family and their residences. Turin is a unique city, rich in history and charm, home to many UNESCO sites. It is characterised by its self-evident noble and aristocratic identity which came to shape during its most prosperous era. Piedmont’s capital stands out for it elegance and sophistication, it is constantly transforming and renewing its artistic and cultural scenes, and its urban setting. Full of museums and monuments, home to international events, and continuous gourmet activity, Turin has found its place amongst the list of the most interesting Italian destinations for both mainstream and alternative trips, it has something for everyone! Turin is the crossroad between Langhe, Lake Maggiore, the Cinque Terre and surrounded by the breathtaking alps. Custom city tour Our sharing tours

The Best of the Egyptian Museum

Visit the second most important museum dedicated to Egyptian Antiquities, in the entire world: our guides know how to select the most important and interesting exhibits on display at the museum, so that you will enjoy a surprising new experiences. The Egyptian Museum in Turin opened its new and fascinating exhibition in 2015 and its wonderful collection is now spread over four floors. Suitable for both adults and children. A journey through more than 3,000 years of Egyptian civilization history, a world which is still charming Europe: you will wander among the objects of everyday life, the colossal statues, mummies and amulets, to discover religious beliefs, lifestyles and traditions of the Nile and the land of the Pharaohs. Not to be missed: King Papyrus, the Predynastic Mummy, the Gebelein Canvas, the Papyrus of the Strike, the Tomb of Kha and Merit, the Nefertari Kit, the statuary and the Temple of Ellesija.

Duration of the visit: roughly 2 hours When: Monday and Saturday Where: Torino city center Language: English Things to know: Free entry for children up to the age of 5. Avoid queues with priority entrance. Jo-In professional local guide. The Porta Palazzo Market

Visit Porta Palazzo and experience its unique atmosphere: from fresh farmers produce to the indoor meat and cheese market, from the flower market to boutique liquor and chocolate shops. The Porta Palazzo Market, located in Piazza della Repubblica, is the largest open air market in Europe with around 800 stalls open from Monday to Saturday spread over its 50,000 m2 surface. The market attracts Torinese customers even from distant neighborhoods, as well as foreign visitors as a result of it’s excellent quality/price ratio. The open air market is strengthened by 4 coexisting covered markets (clothing covered market, fish market, IV food market and V food market) and by the shops and cafes that border the square.

Duration of the visit: roughly 2 hours When: Monday and Saturday Where: Torino city center Language: English Things to know: Free entrance for children up to the age of 5. Guided tour of the city centre and Porta Palazzo. Chocolate or Bicerin tasting. Jo-In professional local guide. Torino Secret Tasting Tour

Our secret food tour is the best way to get to know the city and it’s heart of delicacies, flavors and genuine atmosphere. The route runs through the historic centre, between the narrow streets of the Roman Quarter to discover the most authentic places in the centre, where you can find a neighbourhood atmosphere, instead of a touristic one. The peculiarities and stories related to the history of Turin will be introduced by three greedy moments: starting with an Aperitivo in a traditional “piola”, where you can taste a glass of Barbera paired with Tomino al verde. Then, a plate of traditional pasta prepared on the spot in the best pasta factory in the centre, which will be enjoyed while strolling the picturesque streets. Finally, comes the sweeter stage, Bicerin with a captivating amaretto twist. Be curious and introduce yourself with a little appetite!

Duration of the visit: roughly 1 and a half hours When: Monday and Saturday Where: Torino city center Language: English Things to know: Free tour for children up to the age of 5. Jo-In professional local guide. Tastings included. Torino Secret Tasting Tour

Eataly Lingotto

Enjoy the temple for gourmands, the world’s first Eataly, opened in 2007. It is considered the starting point of the Italian food and wine revival, the pride and joy of Turin, which is always becoming more and more tempting to the tastebuds. The old Carpano factory and the birthplace of Turin’s iconic Vermouth, is nowadays a rare and precious place, where it is possible to discover the best food products from all over Italy. During the tour, you will visit the underground cellar filled with wines and artisanal beers, and listen to the many "flavored stories" about the Gianduja and our famous chocolate. You will also have the chance to visit the tiny (but amazing) Carpano Museum located inside the building. Lastly, the guide will take you to your tasting, where you will enjoy a glass of wine with cold cuts and cheeses. A tour for the real gourmand.

Duration of the visit: roughly 2 hours When: Tuesday and Friday Where: Eataly Lingotto Language: English Things to now: Free tour for children up to the age of 5. Jo-In professional local guide. Tasting included. Eataly Lingotto

The Royal Palace

Visit the elegant apartments hidden behind the simple facade of the UNESCO listed Royal Palace accompanied by a professional guide. A trip back in time in the life of the King of Italy, also known as the King of Sardinia before 1861. Awaiting in the many different rooms are the stories and anecdotes of court life, from the strict protocol to the menus for large official dinners, from the balls at the Palace to the halls of government. The Royal Palace of Turin, a World Heritage Site since 1997, is the flagship of the Savoy Residences, known as the seventeenth century Crown of Delights. It accounted for both the dynasty and the Kingdom, the symbol of their power and the place of the great court events: lunches, balls and diplomatic meetings that have marked both Italian and International history. The path weaves through the different rooms not only to discover decorations, furnishings and beautiful oriental porcelain, but also their use and the hidden meanings of the large or small objects. Pass through the Royal Armory, one of the richest collections of arms and armor in the world.

Duration of the visit: roughly 1 and a half hours When: Friday and Saturday Where: Torino city center Language: English Things to know: Free tour for children up to the age of 5. Jo-In professional local guide. The Royal Palace

Mole Antoneliana - The National Cinema Museum

The National Cinema Museum is housed in the Mole Antonelliana, a historic building and iconic symbol of Turin. The tour runs between incredible objects, testimonies of the history of pre-film and interactive stations where fun is to be had while experiencing the different scientific discoveries from the 1400’s to modern times. The Mole Antonelliana launched the internal Cinema Museum in 2000. Thanks to the fascinating design and setup of François Confino, Torino has a museum which is unique of it’s kind. It has the ability to narrate the special relationship that the city has always shared with the seventh art and is able to interest and entertain everyone. Suitable for both adults and children. After the tour you will be accompanied to the panoramic elevator to reach the observation deck of the Mole Antonelliana and enjoy the beautiful views of the city.

Duration: 2 hours When: Monday and Saturday Where: Torino city center Language: English Things to know: Free tour for children up to the age of 5. Jo-In professional local guide. Avoid queues with priority entrance. Royal Palace of Venaria Reale

Visit the Royal Palace of Venaria Reale is to immerse yourself in the fascinating Baroque era: the guide will take you on a fascinating journey in which to discover habits, customs and usages of the court life of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. From indoor to the gardens the enchantment is assured. The Reggia di Venaria is one of the UNESCO sites in the Turin area. A few kilometers from the center of Turin was founded in 1600 as a place of leisure and hunting where the kings liked to entertain in lavish banquets, elegant parties and in the hunting ritual. The full path in the Palace will take you to discover in the basement rooms, formerly warehouses and kitchens, history, curiosities and anecdotes of the House of Savoy ancestors. Going up to the main floor instead will be time to enjoy the beauty of stucco, frescoes, sculptures and small architectural jewels of the Baroque period in the setting of a residence that can compete with the most famous in Europe.

Duration: 2 hours When: Tuesday Where: Venaria Reale Language: English Things to know: Free tour for children up to the age of 5. Jo-In professional local guide. Avoid queues with priority entrance. Tailor-made city tour

When you want, exactly what you want to see, at the time you want! We know and love this city, reliving it everyday. We are passionate about it and enthusiastic to expose its hidden beauty. Based on your interest and needs, we organise an itinerary full of discoveries and the Turin’s attractions, but also Turin's biggest secrets. Ask us about our photographic tour, bike tour routes, exclusive tours of the baroque palaces or the most daring contemporary architecture.

Things to know: Chocolate, Vermouth, Artisanal Ice Cream, Coffee, Fresh Pasta....You can also do a Turin city tour dedicated to these products with various tasting stages. Language: upon request When, Duration, Where: it's up to you!

All our Torino custom tours can be tailored according to your specific requests!! Piedmont beyond Torino

Piedmont beyond Turin: from the picturesque hills of the Langhe to the landscapes of Monferrato, from the romantic atmosphere of the lakes to the splendid alpine mountains.

Piedmont is lucky to have its geographic location: the hills, plains and mountains are equally distributed, and the Ligurian Riviera and the Cinque Terre are within reach for day trips. Just outside of Turin, heading south, find the roads leading through the famous hills of Roero and Langhe with their views of vineyards and castles. Find also, the Monregalese Valleys, less known, but home to magnificent villages, normally overlooked on the most popular tourist routes. To the east of Turin, the Po river divides the territory into two parts: in the north, the Po Valley and to the south endless rolling hills and gentle slopes, Monferrato. Wine Regions and cuisine, greenery and history, this territory preserves the most authentic and genuine Piedmontese identity. North of the capital, towards Switzerland, the mountains are reflected in the setting of Lake D'Orta and Lake Maggiore, creating a timeless atmosphere: the tranquility and relaxation, even during periods tourist high season! The whole region is surrounded by the Alps, a natural border and ideal for those who love winter sports and walking outdoors. The world of Cheeses

Piedmont has a great selection of local quality cheeses: there are 9 types recognized as PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) and more than 30 local varieties spread throughout the territory. Mainly the mountainous and hilly regions, where there is a strong agro-pastoral front, have contributed to making Piedmont one of the highly renowned regions of Italian cheese. Among some of the most famous cheeses produced in Piedmont are the Castelmagno, Gorgonzola, Murazzano and Robiola of Roccaverano. In Bra “Cheese” is held every two years, an event by Slow Food that is dedicated to the dairy sector, with both Italian and international products.

Visit to cheese producer and tasting There are still many small artisan dairies in Piedmont and they retain this extensive cultural and gastronomic heritage. Most small Piedmontese cheese factories are located in the more remote areas which are also some of the most amazing and pristine areas of the region.

Many farms are located along walking routes in Alta Langa, the Monregalese Valleys and the Alps, or visited by appointment: as well as a taste of cheese, you will never go without an accompanying glass of wine.

Duration of the visit and tasting: roughly 1 and a half to 2 hours Where: Alta Langa, Roero, Alpi, and Lago Maggiore area Languages: English guaranteed, other languages available upon request

Things to know: In some dairies, subject to availability, you can do small workshops about cheese-production. In many cases you can buy cheese and send it home. When: the best time to visit the dairies is between March and November Age: suitable for all ages Piedmont chocolate

Before spreading all over Italy, the chocolate culture first arrived in Piedmont thanks to close connections between the Savoy family and the Spanish rulers. As a result, the Piedmont region launched into chocolate-making frenzy, which has now become an established tradition. From this, along came the creation of the famous Giandujotto, the world's first example of wrapped chocolates, and Bicerin, a chocolate drink now served in all the famous bars of Turin. Not to mention the burst of Nutella (brand produced by the company Ferrero in Alba) and the rise in the renowned artisan chocolatiers whose workshops make a walk through the historic centre so much more delightful. Not only is Turin home to great chocolate, but the whole region is: in fact, there are many Piedmontese villages that are home to notable chocolate and pastry shops, especially in the Langhe where chocolate meets the IGP Piedmontese hazelnut, a perfect combination for delectable and original recipes.

Visit to chocolate producer Duration of visit with tasting: roughly 1 and a half to 2 hours Where: the historic centre of Turin and some locations in the Langhe and South Piedmonte Language: English guaranteed, other languages available upon request When: The best time to visit the chocolate is from September to June Age: suitable for all ages Piedmont chocolate

Not just any hazelnut

The "Tonda Gentile trilobata" is the variety of hazelnut cultivated in Piedmont. Based on its peculiar characteristics, it is particularly suitable for gastronomics and sweets production, this particular cultivar Piedmontese was recognized as a PGI product and manufacturers can therefore display the trademark "Piedmont Hazelnut". After the Second World War, Ferrero, which at the time was the largest pastry producer in Alba, used the Piedmontese hazelnut to create a soft spreadable cream, due to the shortage of cocoa. The spread then got its name Nutella and was destined to become the most famous of the world. On the artisanal front, there are many Piedmontese hazelnut producers who yield delicacies from this important raw material: You can visit their hazelnut groves, discover the secrets of the Piedmont hazelnut and taste some produce.

Visit to Piedmontese hazelnut producer Duration of visit with tasting: roughly an 1 and a half to 2 hours Where: Monferrato, Langhe and Alta Langa Language: English guaranteed, other languages available upon request Things to know: subject to availability, a small cooking class on the production of biscuits or the famous "hazelnut cake" When: the best time to visit is from March to November, the month of August is harvest time Age: suitable for all ages

Not just any hazelnut

Cooking experience

For lovers of food and gastronomy, one of the most fun and interesting activities is the opportunity to put your culinary skills to the test or simply to get to know more with a nice glass of wine in your hands. The Piedmont cuisine offers many opportunities and you can try different types of cooking classes based on the level of skill required: from the professional experiences to simple cooking demonstrations, with themes and ingredients that may vary from fresh pasta, appetizers (Piedmont has an abundance!) and desserts. Our favourite activities to offer are simple and casual cuisine experiences, where guests will learn, but in relaxed situations, where the main purpose is to spend time with good food and company.

Duration of activity: variable depending on the needs and the type, minimum 1 hour and 30 minutes Where: throughout the region, even in Turin! Language: English guaranteed, other languages available upon request Things to know: our sommelier can join the cooking lesson to pair the dishes with some of the most interesting local wines Age: suitable for all ages Wild herb search activity

Have you ever gone in search of wild herbs? Could you recognise any of them? Do you know that most of them are edible and have excellent nutritional properties? The search for wild herbs is an activity that takes place outdoors, in the countryside or in the mountains, but also in the city's green areas. Thanks to this, you can discover interesting scoops about the world of plants and learn which to collect in each season, how to use them for cooking and for their health benefits. The hike in the green is led by an experienced naturalist who is available all periods of the year throughout the Piedmont area and will guide you into a new world to explore and enjoy.

Walk duration + herb picking: roughly 3 hours Language: French, English subject to availability Things to know: after the walk and herb picking, or as an individual activity, you can do a cooking class on the use of wild herbs When: all year! Even when it is cold and even if the weather is bad. Age: suitable for all ages

The land of truffles

Piedmont could be a synonymous for the word truffle, especially the famous "Tuber Magnatum Pico", thanks to favorable climate conditions. The areas of Monferrato, Langhe and Roero, have always had the best conditions to develop and concentrate flavors and aromas of the truffles. The "trifolao", as said in dialect, also known as the truffle hunters, are the true custodians of knowledge regarding this precious natural product. They work together with their trusted trained dogs. It is up to the dogs to sniff out and find the truffles, making it possible to then serve on the Piedmontese restaurant tables: from simplest, but most authentic taverns to the great restaurants, where renowned chefs create the most creative pairings to enhance flavors, truffles are exceptional in every dining experience. The most important global event dedicated to truffles takes place every year in Alba: La Fiera Internazionale del Tartufo Bianco (the International Fair of the White Truffle). An event that attracts thousands of visitors and, through gastronomy, art, culture, and celebrates the unique relationship between the truffle and its chosen land.

Truffle hunting Truffle is the real King of the Langhe area and people come from all over the world to have the chance to taste it. We give you the chance to experience a real truffle hunt and to see the special bond between the trifolao and his dog to find this hidden secret of the woods.

Duration of activity: roughly 2 hours Where: territories of Monferrato, Langhe and Roero Things to know: After the truffle hunting you can taste truffles with a glass of wine, availability according to the season Language: English, other languages available upon request Other activities on truffles

During the International Fair of the White Truffle (normally from late September to late November), you can always add a guided visit of this Alba exhibition to your itinerary. Discover the most curious and interesting attractions of the event and the secrets of the symbolic Langhe town! During the period of the Fiera del Tartufo in Alba, it is possible to do a Sensory Analysis of the White Truffle, an in-depth seminar on the White Truffle of Alba. In this unique and captivating workshop, whereby experts from the “Centro Nazionale di Studi del Tartufo” (National Truffle Study Centre) will be exclusively at your disposal to reveal all the secrets of this rare, fascinating and mysterious culinary delight. It all begins with the aroma, its most important feature!

When: - White Truffle Hunting: from mid-september to late January - Black Truffle Hunting Truffles: from February to October Age: Suitable for all ages Piedmonte and Wines

Piedmont is home to 17 DOCG wines out of a total of around one hundred in Italy. It is the Region with the highest number of DOCG wines. Most of these DOCG wines in Piedmont are produced with different and indigenous grapes such as Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto - red grapes - or Cortese, Erbaluce di Caluso, Moscato - white grapes. Other grapes are not included in DOCG wine production but are very important and special anyway. Examples are Timorasso, Grignolino, Arneis, Freis The most interesting areas to sample wines of Piedmont are the Langhe, where they produce the famous Barolo and Barbaresco and where there are the largest number of producers, however, even Monferrato, Canavese and North Piedmont are wine areas yield excellent quality wines, emerging wineries and itineraries to discover wines and winemakers who will amaze you with the beauty of their cellars and their vineyards.

According to your needs and interests, we can accompany you in any winery in the region: from the most famous producers to those just emerging, from large historic cellars to small companies that produce natural and homemade wine. The choice is vast, please indicate your preference or let yourself be guided by us.a.

Day Tour on Piedmontese wines Itinerary: · 2 wineries + lunch · 3 wineries + light lunch during one of the 3 visits Where: wine areas of Langhe, Monferrato, Canavese and Northern Piedmont Language: English, other languages upon request Extras: subject to availability, you can request the presence of our Jo-In sommelier as an accompaniment to the tour. When: all year round Age: suitable for all ages The day tour in the Langhe can begin from Milan, Turin, Genoa and of course, the Langhe. Esperienza Vermouth®

Wine, sugar, herbs: these are the ingredients of the drink of kings and queens. Get to know the History of this flavored wine, while tasting some of the best Vermouth in the world. Then take your time to prepare a vermouth, according to your taste, with the help of one of the most renowned Vermouth experts. A short introduction to the history of flavored wines and Vermouth and the chance to smell, touch and taste some of the herbs that make up a Vermouth... But this is just the beginning of our alchemic lab: each participant will have 1/4 liter of white wine to produce their personal Vermouth, using different herbs and following basic rules of red and white Vermouth production. Esperienza Vermouth® is a 2 hour workshop run by a leading expert of mixology. Includes tastings and vermouth preparation, with a light Aperitivo at the end. Our different workshop options:

- Esperienza Vermouth® - “The Thursday Rendez Vous”: tasting of minimum 3 Vermouths, the history of how vermouth came to be, production of your personalised Vermouth to take home with you.

How it works: In italian or translated with whispers headphones. This is not a private event, but the Jo-In regular Thursday night meet in Turin. Duration of the event: roughly 2 hours Where: Torino city centre Language: Italian, English translation with whispers headphones. When: Every Thursday from 7.30 PM – 9.30 PM

- Esperienza Vermouth® – Your private event: Esperienza Vermouth® with all the features of the workshop, but at your place and when you want! (history introduction, tastings, production, Aperitivo)

Duration of the event: roughly 2 hours Where: Location to be defined Language: English or Italian, other languages upon request When: It’s up to you, subject to availability

- Esperienza Vermouth® – Half day: your private Esperienza Vermouth® + Torino guided city tour

Duration: roughly half a day Where: Torino city centre Language: English or Italian, other languages upon request When: It’s up to you, subject to availability

- Esperienza Vermouth® – Full day: your private Esperienza Vermouth® + Torino guided city tour + lunch + chocolate tasting

Duration: roughly a full day Where: Torino city centre Language: English or Italian, other languages upon request When: It’s up to you, subject to availability

The tradition of spirits

Wine production and cultivation of grapes in Piedmont has always been high, as well as the variety of spices and herbs, thanks to the proximity of the mountains, to the trade initiated by the Savoy family and the geographical position of the region which, in turn, has always been a crossroad from Genoa to the rest of Europe. So thanks to the abundance of raw material, the world of spirits and liqueurs in Piedmont had major development with peculiar productions like Vermouth and the Barolo Chinato, but also Grappa, Pastis, Brandy, bitters and liqueurs. It does not lack in historic companies, wineries and laboratories who open their doors to visitors to share the truly unique and exceptional products.

Visit to Grappa, Vermouth or other spirits producer

Duration of visit to the cellar: roughly 2 hours Where: Alps, Langhe and Monferrato Minimum of participants: 2 Maximum participants: 20 Language: English, other languages upon request When: all year round

Piedmont all year: events and cultural and gastronomic events

Art and culture - Carnevale di Ivrea (Folklore): Ivrea, February - Torino Jazz Festival (Music): Torino, April - Torino Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (Cinema): Torino, April - Salone del Libro (Literature): Torino, May - Torino Fringe Festival (Art and Theatre): Torino, May - CinemAmbiente (Cinema): Torino, May - Collisioni (Literature and Music): Langhe, July - Monfort Jazz (Music): Langhe, July-August - Mi-To (Music): Torino, September - Palio di Asti e Douja D’Or (Folklore): Asti, September - Club to Club (Music): Torino, October - Artissima e Paratissima (Art): Torino, November - Torino Film Festival (Cinema): Torino, December

Food & Wine - CioccolaTo: Torino, variable - Vinum: Alba, May - Vinissage: Asti, May - Slow Food Salone del Gusto e Terra Madre: Torino, September (every second year) - Slow Food Cheese: Bra, September (every second year) - Douja D’Or: Asti, September - Fiere locali dedicate al tartufo: Monferrato e Langhe, October and November - Fiera Internazionale del Tartufo Bianco D’Alba: Alba, October and November

Things to remember concerning activities where alcoholic beverages are included: 1. The activity provides for the tasting of alcoholic beverages, however, the administration of alcoholic beverages to children under 18 years is prohibited 2. Children under 18 cannot participate in tastings; they can accompany their parents without participating in the activity.