LANGHE REGION
The Langhe wine region of Piedmont lies to the south of its capital Alba and east of the river Tanaro, in the province of Cuneo. Famous for its wines, cheeses and truffles, it is characterized by splendid vineyards, winding roads and rolling hills that offer breathtaking sceneries. Tourists worldwide come here not only to follow the “wine trail” through the typical landscapes of Barolo, Barbaresco, Dolcetto, Barbera and Nebbiolo (to mention a few), but also to attend the famous truffle View of the Langhe wine region festival held in Alba in the month of October.
Visiting local renowned wineries in locations such as Barolo, Grinzane Cavour, Serralunga D’Alba and Barbaresco, enjoying an exclusive truffle hunting and tasting experience, learning about the production of Piedmont’s famous grissini (bread sticks) or torrone (nougat), or simply relaxing and enjoying the wonderful landscapes this region can offer… Whatever you may choose to do, the Langhe will undoubtedly be the ideal location for visitors who desire a Serralunga D’Alba true and unforgettable eno-gastronomic and leisure experience.
When visiting Piedmont, real connoisseurs of food & wine mustn’t miss out on a visit to the Ghemme, Gattinara and Vercelli areas, mostly renowned for the Gattinara DOCG wines, the Ghemme wines, the grappa spirit and the cultivation of a wide variety rices.
The Novara & Vercelli provinces are situated in the north- eastern side of Piedmon, and located near the river Sesia. Rice paddies in Vercelli
(Source: Wikipedia)