Piemonte is home to unique agricultural products that have sustained people for generations! Learn about a few of them here.
Are there any special foods from your town?
The geology of the two neighboring regions—the Langhe and the Roero—could not be more different. The Roero has a dramatic landscape with steep cliffs and sandy soil, where many small medieval towns are perched on top of these cliffs! On the other hand, the Langhe has softer terrain, with rolling hills and more clay in the soil. This difference means that the same crops can taste completely different depending on where they are grown. It’s fun to compare grapes or pears grown in these two neighboring regions, and it’s all fueled by the friendly competition among farmers over whose products are the best!
