There are more than a dozen wine zones in Piedmont’s Alpine foothills, (or Alta Piemonte: the DOC zones that run along the border with Valle d’ Aosta and follow the contours of the Alps). However only one of them is dedicated exclusively to white wines: Caluso.
The ancient variety Erbaluce (early references date back to 1606) is vinified by a handful of producers into 3 different styles: still, sparkling and passito.
The vineyard landscapes of Piedmont Langhe-Roero and Monferrato were declared part of the Unesco World Heritage Sites in 2014. This grape variety of Barbera that has cultivated in this sub-area for over 500 years is considered the highest expression of the denomination.
Matteo SoriaThe Land In South Piedmont, in between the hills of Langa and Monferrato, there is a unique village: Castiglione Tinella.92% of the village surface is covered by vineyards – one of the highest percentage in the whole of Italy!And not just any vine: here...
Vie di San Rocco The Land Vie di San Rocco is located in in the wine area of GAVI DOCG in south Piedmont: the first DOCG white wine produced in Piedmont.This area lay nestled between steep hills close to the border with Liguria, in what the Italian writer Mario...
Fratelli Moscone The Land South-west of Alba, 3 km away from Barbaresco, is the birthplace of Barolo. Nebbiolo grapes from this high elevation, cooler micro-climate tend to ripen very late, so the harvest takes place when the local producers have finished with all the...
