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Serving Piemonte Italian Wine
Italian Piemonte Wine Region
How Piemonte Wines Are Made
Ruero Arneis Piemonte Wines
Barbera Piemonte Wines
Dolcetto Piemonte Wines
Nebbiolo Piemonte Wines
Barolo Piemonte Wines
Barbaresco Piemonte Wines
Nebbiolo Wine Varieties
Piemonte Wine Cheese Pairings
Piemonte Wine Food Pairings
Aging Piemonte Wines
Piemonte Wine Recommendations
Italy Wine Tasting Tips
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Summary: Piemonte is a wine region that's located in northwest Italy, which produces Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto grapes. Learn more about this Italian wine region in this free video from a professional sommelier.
Mark Middlebrook sells and writes about wine for Paul Marcus Wines in Oakland, California. When he's not in the wine shop, Middlebrook can be found picking grapes, tying vines, or...read more
"Hi, I'm Mark Middlebrook, I'm here in the Paul Marcus Wines Cantina to talk about in this segment, Piemonte, the region in Italy and the wines that come from that region. Piemonte is in northwest Italy, right up against France, Liguria's to the south and because of its proximity to France it shares a lot culturally with France as well as with other parts of Italy. In terms of wine, there's some white wine made, Roero Arneis such as this bottling and another style called Gavi, but it's really for the reds that Italy is, that Piemonte is best known. Piemonte makes lots and lots of good everyday wine mainly from two grape varieties, Barbera and Dolcetto. This is a Barbera from Cashino Carosa. Then what Piemonte is probably best known for is its wines made from the Nebbiolo grape variety. The most famous of those is a style of wine called Barolo, named after a town and the zone around that town. There also is another nearby zone called Barbaresco and another called Roero and so on and so on. All these wines are made from Nebbiolo, which is a highly perfumed grape which makes really wonderful wines, that age well and that many people's wine including mine are really the acumen, the top wine made in Italy."
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