# Food. Wine. Piedmont.

> Eat. Drink. Live.


## Posts

- [Today in Food: Osteria Veglio](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/today-in-food-osteria-veglio/): Specializes in aged beef and cuts not typical of the region (thickly butchered t-bones, ribs, entrecote).
- [Today in Food: Petricore](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/today-in-food-petricore/): Today in food, we revisited Petricore in the old town of Alba. We went for an aperitivo, but as usual found ourselves sitting for hours and devouring the menu.
- [Today in Food: Umano](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/today-in-food-umano-2/): Located in the beautiful town of Neive; go early for an aperitivo at any of the wine bars in town or take a well-earned walk on its cobblestoned streets after the meal.
- [Today In Food: Uri](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/today-in-food-uri/): What came first? Korean-inspired Piemonte classics or Piemonte-inspired Korean classics? The results are stunning and different and we can't stop eating to figure it out. Of course there's no right answer, but we should keep eating nonetheless in pursuit of science.

## Pages

- [HTML Sitemap](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/site-map/)
- [About Us](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/about-us/): We're just two broads abroad with our dog documenting life's little adventures in and around Alba one meal and glass bottle at a time.
- [Library](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/library/): WINE RESOURCES for readers Wine Enthusiast: A Beginner’s Guide to Wines from Italy’s Piedmont Wine Folly: The [DOC and DOCG] Wines of Piedmont, Italy Jancis Robinson: Nebbiolo explained WSJ: The "King" of Wine (Barolo) (part 2 of 3) Forbes: The 25 Best Producers of Barolo WSJ: The "Queen" of Wine (Barbaresco) (part 3 of 3) WSJ: Why Wine Lovers Flock to a Foggy Corner of Italy (part 1 of 3) Wine Enthusiast: Learn About Italy’s Secret Nebbiolos Wine Folly: Barolo, Barbaresco, and the “Other” Nebbiolos of Italy the Art of Eating: A Glass of Pelaverga Forbes: Grignolino NYT: Your Next Lesson: Dolcetto NYT: Your Next Lesson: Langhe Nebbiolo WINE RESOURCES for watchers Nebbiolo 101 (4:04) Nebbiolo (intermediate version runs 7:22) Nebbiolo (advanced version runs 22:07) Barolo: the 5 minute guide to an amazing wine Understanding Barolo and Barbaresco (advanced version runs 28:56) Produttori Del Barbaresco (3:18) Aldo Vacca [managing director] of Produttori del Barbaresco (Part 1 runs 12:03) Aldo Vacca of Produttori del Barbaresco (Part 2 runs 19:49) talks about the crus Pelaverga (a confab w/ wine maker Vittore Alessandria) Grignolino D'Asti Doc from Monferrato (5:55) Moving into the white varietals ...
- [Where to Stay](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/piedmont/where-to-stay/): This is a short list (okay, really short for an area as large as Piedmont), but friends and family usually stay with us so it's not our biggest priority.
- [Where to Go](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/where-to-go/): Below is a list of towns and villages we've enjoyed visiting in the Langhe and farther afield. I'll try to give rough time/km estimates from our hub in Alba.
- [What to See](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/what-to-see/): This is a bit different from Where to Go (the section that lists many local towns and villages throughout the Langhe, Roero and Monferrato regions and beyond).
- [Where to Drink](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/where-to-drink/): This isn't about finding wine — you can find a nice glass of wine as easily as you can find sand on a beach.
- [What to Drink](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/what-to-drink/): Of course you can (and must) sip some Barolos ("the wine of kings and the king of wines") and the de facto queen, Barbaresco.
- [What to Eat](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/what-to-eat/): This is not an exhaustive list of typical Piemontese dishes (a few come and go depending on the season), but it's a solid introduction of what you can expect no matter where you dine.
- [Where to Eat](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/where-to-eat/): You've arrived, starving and you need a little inspiration on where to eat.
- [Welcome](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/welcome/): We created this site for friends, friends-of-friends, rabbit-hole enthusiasts, and family coming to visit.
- [Piedmont](https://foodwinepiedmont.com/piedmont/): Not surprisingly, Piedmont (or as the Italians say: Piemonte) translates to "at the foot of the mountains".
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