Barolo wine

With all the news coming out about the Barolo and Barbaresco, it's the perfect time to brush up on the amazing grape behind these wines.

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Several tips on finding a great bottle of Nebbiolo wine. Particularly from the lessor known regions which offer the best value.

Although Piedmont is Italy's second largest region, most international tourists have never heard of it. Renowned for its prestigious Barolo and Barbaresco wines, this region is a hot spot for Italians. Get ready for the ultimate wine escape in our 3 Day Piedmont itinerary.

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When it comes to pairing Barolo wines with food, certain dishes can enhance your enjoyment of this robust wine, bringing out the best in both your glass and your meal. Here’s a helpful Nebbiolo wine guide, which is the grape used in Barolo wines. Not all wines will work with all foods. You can force

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Barolo wine, often hailed as the “King of Italian Wines,” boasts the prestigious title of being Italy’s first wine to receive DOCG designation. It must exclusively be crafted from the Nebbiolo grapes grown in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. Who exactly is this Nebbiolo grape, and how does it manage to produce Italy’s revered “wine of kings”? Let’s take a journey through its history and present incarnation.