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Frequently Asked Questions
What wine is Piedmont known for?
Piedmont is known for many elegant wines both red and white. Yet, the most famous Piedmontese wines are Barolo and Barbaresco, among the best red wines of Italy.
What grapes are grown in Piedmont?
Predominantly Nebbiolo is grown in Piedmont, wherein lies the famous Barolo and Barbaresco regions. Many other grapes are also grown in this region: Dolcetto, Barbera, and Brachetto red grape varieties whereas Moscato, Arneis, and Cortese are the most commonly planted white grapes.
What is distinctive about Piedmont wines?
Piedmont is home to some of the greatest Italian wines with a long tradition of both viticulture and gastronomy. The ‘terroir’ of Piedmont is key to the region’s distinctive wines.
Which is the best time to visit Piedmont?
For oenophiles, the months of September and October are the best choice, as it is harvesting season and the temperatures are still mild. If you are hoping to visit the Piedmont’s nature and cities, anytime from April to September will be delightful. If you are a ski-lover, visit the Alps area from November to February.
What is unique about Piedmont compared to other parts of Italy?
Piedmont is a unique and picturesque region, rich in history and culture and home of the Slow Food movement. It is also home to some of the best wines in the country. A little known fact is that Turin was the first Italian capital, before Florence and Rome, thanks to the residence of the Royal House of Savoy. Blessed with stunning nature and a wonderful cuisine, Piedmont hosts numerous festivals throughout the year to promote local delicacies such as truffles and mushrooms, together with its music and art scene.