Long overshadowed by Barolo and Barbaresco, winemakers are preserving a cultural icon that delivers pure pleasure without the ...

Tucked in the north of the country, between France and Switzerland, Piedmont is, for me, the jewel in Italy’s crown. The scenery is breathtaking and there are plenty of rooftop bars where you can ...

In 1968, Italy was taken over by massive protests, and one of the young revolutionaries ended up practicing organic in Piedmont, Italy, a desolate, poor area back then, going against the chemical ...

The Langhe Hills of Piedmont are one of the less touristed wine regions of Italy, offering a unique opportunity to experience authentic local culture and traditions. ByIrene S. Levine, Contributor.

Guide to hidden gems: Tasting Table's new list features 13 lesser-known red wines worth exploring in 2026. Trends shaping choices: Selections reflect demand for sustainable farming, lower alcohol ...

Hills Brewing the King and Queen of Wines Piedmont is also Italy’s premier wine region. About 1 hour south of Turin by car lies the Langhe hills, home to the village of Barolo, where the “King of ...

PIEDMONT, Italy (Tara’s Travels) - Piedmont is considered a “slow food and wine lover’s paradise.” “Piede” means foot, and “monte” means hill, so the area is called the “foot of the Alps.” ...

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In the gastronomic powerhouse that is Italy, the Piedmont region holds its head high. This northwest section of the country has culinary roots that are as French as they are Italian. Geography and ...

Nestled in the foothills of the Italian Alps, Piedmont is known for its snow-peaked vistas dotted with estates that once belonged to aristocrats and the royal family of Savoy, as well as its fine ...