Barolo is one of the most prestigious and age-worthy wines in Italy, with a history that goes back centuries. Here is everything you need to know. Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, travel ...

These Italian wineries not only represent some of the best Piedmont has to offer — they also help illustrate the greatest differences between Barolo and Barbaresco, and the range of unique ...

Costco's take on an iconic wine rarely found under $20, we review the latest vintage of the Kirkland Signature Barolo DOCG.

Made of 100 percent Nebbiolo grown in vineyards as high as 1,500 feet in Piedmont, Barolo has been called the jewel in the crown of Italian winemaking, and for good reason. Nebbiolo gets its name ...

Nebbiolo is arguably one of Italy’s oldest and most celebrated wine grapes, giving us the famed wines of barolo and barbaresco from Piemonte, a land of mountain vistas and white truffles.

Said to be the first producer to release a bottle labeled Barolo—back in 1878—it was also the first to bottle a single-vineyard designate Barolo, in 1964. The largest organic certified winery ...

Here are three Italian wines for this week: A hearty all-weather rosé, a bracing mountain sauvignon blanc and an affordable barolo for your dining pleasure through late summer and into colder ...

Once you’ve arrived in Italy, hiring a car is the best way to ... No trip to the area is complete without a quick visit to the town of Barolo itself to see the castle and the Borgogno winery.

Barolo and Barbaresco are the best known — and the signature wines — of the Piedmont wine region of northwest Italy, which lies about 30 miles south of the city of Turin. While both wines are made ...

Paola Rinaldi, Francesco Rinaldi winery, Barolo, Piedmont, Italy Francesco Rinaldi (Barolo) - Here is a superb family winery that releases ultra traditional Barolo, matured solely in large ...

Italy has something to offer every red-wine enthusiast. Here, we sample some of the country’s finest reds, from the majestic barolo in the north to the rich and full-bodied amarone of the Veneto ...

“I’m Muslim,” he told Al Jazeera. “I don’t even drink wine.” Vineyards are seen in Barolo, Italy [File: Stefano Rellandini/Reuters] Sajo was granted asylum but lost his status in 2018 ...