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About Barolo
Barolo is the village that gave its name to Italy's most storied red, and the surrounding Langhe hills are planted with Nebbiolo on slopes that change character from one ridge to the next. A food and wine tour here is less about a single cellar visit than about moving between them — an eight-hour day guided by a local winemaker through both Barolo and Barbaresco, or a slower loop such as the Barolo Wine Region: E-Bike Tour through the Vineyards with Picnic, which trades the car for vineyard tracks and a picnic among the rows. Tastings are usually paired with the local larder: hazelnuts, aged
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Barolo is a wine village first, so tastings happen in cellars and cantine inside the production zone rather than in a city centre. Many experiences pair Nebbiolo with local cheese, salumi and hazelnuts, and some are led by winemakers themselves, which gives you the grower's view of the Langhe hills.
