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Best of Barolo
For wine country travel, Piedmont is one of Italy’s most rewarding destinations
Barolo is more than one of the world's great wines and a partner to one of Italy's most varied and refined cuisines. It's an evocative landscape of gently rolling hills covered by a quilt of vineyards and topped by medieval villages with winding cobblestone streets and views to the Alps. Wine Spectator's Robert Camuto explains.
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