Visiting the Piedmont for Wine, Food and Fun   

The Piedmont wine map consists of the areas of northwest Italy.  The area is significant in terms of geography, but the area devoted to wine growth is small and focused.  The white varieties are Blanc de Morgex and Moscato Bianco, with Cortese, Arneis and Moscato making up the roster of the best known reds.

The Piedmont wine region map is probably the best known wine producing region in the world.  For wine lovers, this is a must see tour. The estates of Barbaresco, Gavi and Tortona show you both the best known and some of the boutique tasting rooms. You can check out the historic Canelli wine cellars for a great change of taste.

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Part of the appeal, when looking at points of interest on the map of Piedmont wine region is the wonderful gastronomic delights that are found in the eating places. The white truffle season at Alba and associated truffles auction is worth the trip in itself.  Wine, paired with Bagna Cauda and risotto with Bra cheese makes a great luncheon dish to try while in Turin.

Cuneo, Turin, Alba and other towns became well-known during the 2006 Olympics. In addition to the wineries and cellars of the wine growing region, we can help you to find historical 12th century arches, slow food and the fascination of cave tours. With the many options on the Piedmont wine region map, you won't run short of new flavors to try and enjoy.

Although it may be best known for its position on the Piedmont wine region map, this area surrounded by the Alps is famous for many things. We offer our services in helping you find things to try along with the wine tasting opportunities.  Food, wine, music and history—what more could you ask for a holiday?