This article explores how ancient seas shaped the soils of the Langhe and how these geological formations, together with Renato Ratti’s pioneering vineyard map, influence the style and structure of Barolo today.
This article explores how ancient seas shaped the soils of the Langhe and how these geological formations, together with Renato Ratti’s pioneering vineyard map, influence the style and structure of Barolo today.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Piemonte, the Langhe, Monferrato, and Roero regions is a haven for wine lovers, foodies, and seekers of serene beauty. Whether you dream of staying in a rustic Bed & Breakfast overlooking vineyards, a luxurious Relais & Châteaux, or a historic castle, Langhe has something for everyone. Here’s my guide to finding the perfect stay for your visit
Food in Piemonte is more than nourishment — it’s culture, connection, and a daily ritual woven into local life. This article explores why mealtime still matters here, and why your visit should include long lunches, slow dinners, and unforgettable traditional dishes.
If you think life in the Langhe is all Barolo and Barbaresco… think again. Even in wine country, there comes a moment when all you want is a perfectly mixed cocktail. Here’s a curated guide to the best cocktail bars in the area — and exactly what to order.
Every harvest tells a story, but some vintages mark a turning point in life. This is the tale of a year shaped by heat, rain, hail — and a new beginning in Piedmont.
Piedmont can overwhelm even the most determined traveler: endless wineries, extraordinary food, deep history, and villages that deserve to be savored slowly. This guide helps set expectations and gives first-timers a grounded way to explore Barbaresco, Barolo, and everything in between.