Piedmont hosts many grape varieties and small family wineries with an ancestral savoir-faire, and seats amongst the world’s most acclaimed wine regions. Beyond any straight, tannic Nebbiolo wine, Piedmont red wine derives its premium reputation from dry, bold, age-worthy Barolo wine and Barbaresco wine. Nevertheless, Barbera d’Asti wine or Italian Dolcetto wine are also remarkable alternatives of dry red wine from Piedmont to enjoy or store. White-wise, impressive nectars are made in various styles, from sleek, dry and aromatic Gavi to delicate, sweet and fizzy Moscato d’Asti.
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