Piedmont Wine Region: Where Wine Never Learned to Hurry
The same fog that names Nebbiolo settles over the whole of Piedmont most autumn mornings — and the region has never been in a hurry to see it burn off.…
The same fog that names Nebbiolo settles over the whole of Piedmont most autumn mornings — and the region has never been in a hurry to see it burn off.…
Nebbiolo explained: why it looks nothing like it tastes, why Barolo and Barbaresco differ, and why this grape barely grows outside Piedmont.
Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Barolo, Amarone — full bodied red wines are rich, dense, and built for food. Here is what makes them full bodied and how to explore the category…
Pinot Noir for porcini risotto, Barolo for truffle pasta, white Burgundy for chanterelles in butter — mushrooms and aged red wine share the same earthy vocabulary. Here is the complete…