Discover Upper Piedmont
All the nuances of Nebbiolo
The Upper Piedmont in particular is a unique territory in the world, a jewel set in the mountains. Thanks to the protective effect generated by the Alps, a special microclimate is created which contributes to the formation of the particular aromatic content of the grapes.
Nebbiolo is undoubtedly the indigenous grape variety par excellence of Upper Piedmont.
We suggest two different itineraries between the main areas: the Ossola Valleys, the Novara Hills and the Sesia Coast.
1 Centovigne - Psigula - Podere ai Valloni
2 Madonna dell'Uva - Fontechiara - Crola
To book, just enter the visits directly in the cart and you will immediately receive confirmation by email. Quick and easy!
Otherwise you can create your own itinerary by choosing from the various proposals of the cellars.
Make sure you have the opportunity to visit this magnificent area now!
Experiences for Discover Upper Piedmont
Visit to the winery with tasting 5 glasses
Visit to the winery with tasting 2 glasses
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THE BASICS
Discover the 3 iconic grape varieties of the Langhe with this mini wine tasting course
Romantic Weekend: Visit, Dinner Tasting and B&B
VISIT TO THE WINERY + TASTING NR. 2
Guided Tour of the Winery with Wine Tasting
Degustazione 4 Vini con vista sui vigneti e Visita guidata della Cantina
Scopri tutto il processo produttivo di una cantina completamente immersa nei suoi vigneti!
Answers to the most frequently asked questions
Where is Alto Piemonte and why is it interesting for wine lovers? 📍
Alto Piemonte extends across the provinces of Novara, Vercelli, Biella, and part of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola. It is an area rich in native grape varieties and elegant wines, with a long winemaking tradition and breathtaking landscapes.
What wines are produced in Alto Piemonte? 🍇
Among the most famous are Ghemme, Boca, Lessona, Bramaterra, Fara, and Sizzano. Many are based on Nebbiolo (locally called Spanna), but with different characteristics compared to Langhe and Roero.
What is the difference between the wines of Alto Piemonte and those of Langhe? 🤔❓
The wines of Alto Piemonte are often fresher, more mineral, and finer compared to their Barolo and Barbaresco cousins. The volcanic or sandy soil, altitude, and alpine climate provide great elegance and longevity.
Can I visit the wineries of Alto Piemonte all year round?
Yes, many wineries are open all year round. However, it is advisable to book in advance, especially on weekends and during peak season.
Do the experiences also include guided tastings? 🍷
Absolutely yes. The tours often include winery tours, vineyard walks, and guided tastings with the producer or a sommelier.
Is it possible to pair the tasting with local typical products?🤐🍽️
Of course. Many experiences include tastings of mountain cheeses, local cured meats, artisanal bread, and other specialties of the area.
Are the wineries easily reachable from Milan or Turin? 🚗
Yes. The Alto Piemonte is well connected and is located about 1–2 hours from Milan and Turin, making it ideal for a day trip or a food and wine weekend.
Are there experiences for nature and trekking lovers? 🌳🏃♀️
Yes, many wineries are located near scenic trails, alpine lakes, or historic villages, perfect for those who want to combine wine, nature, and relaxation.
Is it possible to buy wines directly from the winery or online?🍇🍾
Yes. You can purchase the tasted labels directly on-site or have them conveniently delivered to your home through Cantine.wine.
Are the tastings suitable for those who are not wine experts? 🤔❓
Yes. The experiences are designed to be accessible and engaging even for those approaching the world of wine for the first time.
