Piedmont · Wine routes

Piedmont's wine roads

1 drive, each one a different Piedmont. Pick by the wine you want at the end of the day.

Every road here has a drivable guide behind it: real stops, the time between each one, the estates you can taste at, and a sheet you can print. The region's other signed strade del vino join this page as their guides are written.

The linkable asset

All the roads, one map

Tap a road on the map to see what it is.

Every road on this map has a drivable guide behind it: stops, legs, estates and a print sheet.

The decision table

The drives, compared

One row per road. If you only read one cell, read the driving character.

Swipe the table sideways for what you taste, the driving character and tasting prices.

Route Days Km Stops What you taste Driving character Guided Tastings
Langhe Nebbiolo Route Alba to Barbaresco 2 63 7 Ridge-to-ridge switchbacks with a castle on every horizon: narrow, busy with cyclists at weekends, and slow in the best way. 12 from €5

Tastings show the lowest listed estate price on each road. Guided tours match to routes automatically as partners list them.

Route by route

Pick your road

Visit prices are set by the winery and availability should be checked before travelling. Bookings open on the estate page or the provider's site.

Also in Piedmont, not yet published here: Asti and Monferrato Route, Alto Piemonte Volcanic Route. A road joins this page when its stops, drive times and guidance meet the same bar as the ones above.

Before you ask

Piedmont's roads, answered

Yes. 2 more roads are signed in Piedmont, and each joins this page when its guide meets the same bar as the ones above: real stops, real drive times between them, live estates and a printable plan. We would rather list 1 drivable road than a page of stubs.

Beyond the roads

Piedmont, the bigger picture

Piedmont wine region

Piedmont

From Barolo's tannic spine to Asti's gentle fizz, Piedmont turns Nebbiolo, Barbera, Moscato, and Cortese into Italy's most cru-mapped wine country.

1,143 wines · 62 denominations
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