Barbaresco is located northeast of Alba, and emerges hill-by-hill through seemingly endless vineyar...
Legend has it that the ancient Celtic tribes who conquered the local inhabitants of Ghemme in 4 AD ...
To truly know a place, a traveler needs to dive into its food culture. This is the perfect itinerar...
Lemme Valley, bordered by Piedmont and Liguria, offers walks, hikes, and traditional products yet t...
Wine and... - by Diana Zahuranec
Piemonte has one of Italy’s most varied landscapes: from Alpine foothills to acres of vineyards, from thick forests to fields of rice paddies, they are all...
Opinion - by Diana Zahuranec
Piedmont – the Dream, the House, the Life is neither a novel nor a guidebook; think of it as an inspirational reference book, with captivating stories...
The Langhe and Roero are two territories as famous for their vineyard landscapes (it’s not for nothing they’re a UNESCO World Heritage) as they are for their prestigious wines.
Vinum 2017: 41st National Fair of the Wines of Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato The annual springtime event Vinum is returning to Alba on April 22-25, 29-30, and May 1. This national wine fair is undou...
Roero DOCG and Roero Arneis will be the center of attention during two days of tastings, discussions, and workshops in Milan, March 26-27 at 10:30 am to 7:30 pm in the Navigli Museum. On March 26 ...
Taste the latest vintages of the royal king and queen of wines, Barolo 2013 and Barbaresco 2014, at the biggest preview for Piemontese wines of the year: Ba&Ba.
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