Relais San Maurizio

The Langhe is Piedmont’s most famous wine region, home to the international greats Barolo & Barbaresco. But there’s much more waiting to be explored. This guide will give you insight to what makes this area so special, and the many wines you can enjoy here (even those non-Nebbiolo!) Here is what you will find inside: 🤓 History of the area ✅Tips for visiting 🍷Which local wines to try & what makes them unique 🛎️ 4 accommodation options 🍇9 Wineries to Visit 🙋‍♀️recommend guided & tours 👉🏻Will continue to develop & add wineries as I find new favorites. If you’d like a more extensive or tailored guide to the area, feel free to reach out: IG @collineallemontagne 📧evelyn@collineallemontagne.com

October is the best time to explore Turin and its surroundings while enjoying the white truffle season and Italian autumn 🍂♥️ ALBA, ITALY — This city in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy takes gastronomy very seriously. Michelin-starred restaurants lurk around every street corner. The Slow Food movement, which champions the use of local produce and time-honoured cooking techniques, has its headquarters in the nearby town of Bra. The aroma of toasted hazelnuts and chocolate from a Ferrero Rocher plant on the edge of Alba, hangs over the region. The interest in food grows especially intense in the fall, harvest season for the Alba white truffle. (NY Times) I’ve put together a perfect plan for two days visit, including 🥐🥂 Turin gems of local food (breakfast, lunch, aperitivo, dinner and bars) 🛍️ Shopping 🖼️ Museum you might be interested to see if you are here for the first time 🍷 Wineries 🍝Spots for enjoying truffle 🤷🏽‍♀️ Explaining why you can take the truffle hunt off your list Turin and surroundings has much-much to show, and I’ll be creating new ultimate guides very soon. Or you can text me in private, and I will help you with your visit itinerary.