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ONE DAY PROGRAMS

“Barbera and Truffles in Costigliole”

Meeting point in Costigliole at 10.00 o’clock. Country guided tour starting from the outward sightof its stately Castle, whose construction began in 1000. Along the centuries the castle was propertyof different noble families such as the Verasis, the Rorà and the Medici of the Vascello. In 1800the Castle became the expert oenophilist Marquis Filippo Asinari from San Marzano ‘s residence,whom, by proving on this land particular species of wine, started the modern local grape-growing.

During the centuries the Castle of Costigliole underwent substantial changes that made it a statelyand rich eighteenth-century building.Transfer to the Wine Cellar “Enoteca del Barbera”, located in the nineteenth-century Town Hall, inspaces that testify themselves the creative fantasy of the past generations. The Wine Cellar hosts 40wine producers from Costigliole and the surroundings, and it offers a qualified selection ofbrandies, typical local products and wines, in particular more than 80 different types of Barbera.Adjacent to the Wine Cellar rises the Museum “Barbera: rural landscape and civilization”. The visitof the Museum starts from the analysis of the ground and, through significant imagis and objects,it brings us to the discovery of the past and the present of this area and of its traditional cultivation.Tasting. Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.In the afternoon visit to the “Casa del Trifulau”, where we are going to discover the most precioussecrets of the truffle sellers, jealously preserved form generation to generation. The visit includes:historical outlines of the area, history and peculiarity of the truffles, guided tour to the truffle-grounds , truffle searching and tasting combined with local wines.

”Canelli: the sparkling”

Meeting point in Canelli at 10.00 o’clock with the tourist guide for visiting the town.Since the Roman age Canelli developed a first important centre rounded by lot of soils cultivatedwith vine, but for understanding its rich history, we suggest to take part to the “Assedio di Canelli”(the Siege of Canelli) in the third week-end of June, that celebrates the victory of Canelli and of alittle Savoy regiment against the army of Monferrato. It is a no equal kermes that re-propose theevents on the basis of deepen historical research-works and faultless adaptations.Canelli, famous for its well-known sparkling wine thanks to Carlo Gancia’s initiative, who studiedthe French method and fitted it to the particular grapes of his territory. Factory and Museum tourand tasting.Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.In the afternoon city tour admiring its beauty in the silent charm of the old wall, of the steep roads,of the remote lanes that seem to belong to the past, or in the baroque churches built between theXVIIth and the XVIIIth century by the best artists of the age. Among these, St. Thomas ‘parish andSt. Leonard ones dominate for the quality of the furniture; and St Rocco’s Brotherhood and St.Annunziata ones are architectural jewels

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TWO DAYS PROGRAMS:

“Wine and History”COSTIGLIOLE, CALAMANDRANA AND AGLIANO TERME

First Day:

Meeting point in Costigliole at 10.00 o’clock. Country guided tour starting from the outward sightof its stately Castle, whose construction began in 1000. Along the centuries the castle was propertyof different noble families such as the Verasis, the Rorà and the Medici of the Vascello. In 1800the Castle became the expert oenophilist Marquis Filippo Asinari from San Marzano ‘s residence,whom, by proving on this land particular species of wine, started the modern local grape-growing.During the centuries the Castle of Costigliole underwent substantial changes that made it a statelyand rich eighteenth-century building.Transfer to the Wine Cellar “Enoteca del Barbera”, located in the nineteenth-century Town Hall, inspaces that testify themselves the creative fantasy of the past generations. The Wine Cellar hosts 40wine producers from Costigliole and the surroundings, and it offers a qualified selection ofbrandies, typical local products and wines, in particular more than 80 different types of Barbera.Adjacent to the Wine Cellar rises the Museum “Barbera: rural landscape and civilization”. The visitof the Museum starts from the analysis of the ground and, through significant imagis and objects,it brings us to the discovery of the past and the present of this area and of its traditional cultivation.Tasting. Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.In the afternoon visit to the “Casa del Trifulau”, where we are going to discover the most precioussecrets of the truffle sellers, jealously preserved form generation to generation. The visit includes:historical outlines of the area, history and peculiarity of the truffles, guided tour to the truffle-grounds , truffle searching and tasting combined with local wines.Dinner and night in hotel.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Calamandrana , whose name probably comes from dwarf oak called“calamandrina”, as in the past the hills were covered by oaks and elms woods. Visit toCalamandrana Alta with its dominating stately Castle, overlooking the ancient village and thevalley. Other important artistical witness comes from the Gothic St. Giovanni della Conche ‘schurch.Transfer to “Cantine Cavallotti” and guided tour: introduction and description of the wine cellarsbuilt in 1864 , visit of the productive area and of the ageing room that host the big oak barrels, visitof the centuries old brickwork cellar located underneath the building and used as “barrique cellar”for working the classic method of the Italian sparkling wine.Brunch with tasting menu.In the afternoon transfer to Agliano Terme with a stop in Nizza Monferrato for visiting its historicalcentre. The visit continues to the “Tenuta Garetto” extending in 18 hectares on the hill behind thecellar , facing south and south-west and 250 metres high.Tasting.

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“Wine and Literature”SANTO STEFANO BELBO, CANELLI AND ASTI

First Day:

Meeting point in Santo Stafano Belbo at 09.00 o’clock. Country tour: Santo Stefano Belbo wasvery important in the Medieval Age from which the tower of the ancient castle ruins come. TheCountry was Cesare Pavese’s birthplace and nowadays it is possible to visit his House and hisJoiner’s Shop.Transfer to Canelli. Since the Roman age Canelli developed a first important centre rounded by lotof soils cultivated with vine, but for understanding its rich history, we suggest to take part to the“Assedio di Canelli” (the Siege of Canelli) in the third week end of June, that celebrates thevictory of Canelli and of a little Savoy regiment against the army of Monferrato. It is a no equalkermes that re-propose the events on the basis of deepen historical research-works and faultlessadaptations.Canelli, famous for its well-known sparkling wine thanks to Carlo Gancia’s initiative, who studiedthe French method and fitted it to the particular grapes of his territory. Factory and Museum tourand tasting.Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismoIn the afternoon city tour admiring its beauty in the silent charm of the old wall, of the steep roads,of the remote lanes that seem to belong to the past, or in the baroque churches built between theXVIIth and the XVIIIth century by the best artists of the age. Among these, St. Thomas ‘parishand St. Leonard ones dominate for the quality of the furniture; and St Rocco’s Brotherhood and St.Annunziata ones are architectural jewels.Dinner in restaurant . Transfer to the hotel for the night.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Asti for the full day city tour. Lunch in restaurant.Powerful and flourishing in the Medieval Age, in particular from the second half of the XIIthcentury to the first ones of the XIVth century, the city preserves lot of houses, towers, churches andancient roads of that time , that give it the most noble and particular look among the cities ofPiedmont.To see: Piazza Vittorio Alfieri, surrounded by trees and flaked with block of buildings with arcades;Piazza San Secondo with the Gothic St . Second Church and the Town Hall; Palazzo Alfieriwhere famous Vittorio Alfieri born on 16th January 1749; the Roman Tower called “St. SecondRed Tower” ; and the Gothic St. Maria Assunta Cathedral. Then the Torre Troiana and St. PeterBaptistery dating back to the first half of the XIIth century, the most ancient and important exampleof handicraft and of the Romanesque tradition in Northern Italy.Free time for visiting or doing shopping.

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THREE DAY PROGRAMS:

“At full … Barbera”COSTIGLIOLE, CALAMANDRANA

AND NIZZA MONFERRATO

First Day:

Meeting point in Costigliole at 10.00 o’clock. Country guided tour starting from the outward sightof its stately Castle, whose construction began in 1000. Along the centuries the castle was propertyof different noble families such as the Verasis, the Rorà and the Medici of the Vascello. In 1800the Castle became the expert oenophilist Marquis Filippo Asinari from San Marzano ‘s residence,whom, by proving on this land particular species of wine, started the modern local grape-growing.During the centuries the Castle of Costigliole underwent substantial changes that made it a statelyand rich eighteenth-century building.Transfer to the Wine Cellar “Enoteca del Barbera”, located in the nineteenth-century Town Hall, inspaces that testify themselves the creative fantasy of the past generations. The Wine Cellar hosts 40wine producers from Costigliole and the surroundings, and it offers a qualified selection ofbrandies, typical local products and wines, in particular more than 80 different types of Barbera.Adjacent to the Wine Cellar rises the Museum “Barbera: rural landscape and civilization”. The visitof the Museum starts from the analysis of the ground and, through significant imagis and objects,it brings us to the discovery of the past and the present of this area and of its traditional cultivation.Tasting. Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.In the afternoon visit to the “Casa del Trifulau”, where we are going to discover the most precioussecrets of the truffle sellers, jealously preserved form generation to generation. The visit includes:historical outlines of the area, history and peculiarity of the truffles, guided tour to the truffle-grounds , truffle searching and tasting combined with local wines.Dinner and night in hotel.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Calamandrana , whose name probably comes from dwarf oak called“calamandrina”, as in the past the hills were covered by oaks and elms woods. Visit toCalamandrana Alta with its dominating stately Castle, overlooking the ancient village and thevalley. Other important artistical witness comes from the Gothic St. Giovanni della Conche ‘schurch.Transfer to “Cantine Cavallotti” and guided tour: introduction and description of the wine cellarsbuilt in 1864 , visit of the productive area and of the ageing room that host the big oak barrels, visitof the centuries old brickwork cellar located underneath the building and used as “barrique cellar”for working the classic method of the Italian sparkling wine.Brunch with tasting menu.In the afternoon transfer to Agliano Terme with a stop in Nizza Monferrato for visiting its historicalcentre. The visit continues to the “Tenuta Garetto” extending in 18 hectares on the hill behind thecellar , facing south and south-west and 250 metres high.Tasting.Dinner in restaurant and transfer to the hotel.

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Third Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Nizza Monferrato for the city tour. At 10.00 o’clock visit to the“Cantine Bersano” born in the end of 1800 thanks to Giuseppe Bersano , it is a householdmanagement cellar, such as most of the producers of the time. In 1935 Mr Arturo , lawyer forfamily proud , but vine-dresser for passion, led the firm. Adjacent to the cellars there are:Bersano’s prints collection about wine from the XVIIth century till today and Bersano’s Museum ofthe “Contadinerie”, the latest is particularly interesting for the selection of documents about theproductive plants for working vine and wine, and about the country life in the past.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon Nizza Monferrato city tour: important agricultural and commercial centre withsome big and small industries. It is located in the centre of an amphitheatre of hills covered byvineyards . To see: Piazza Martiri Alessandria, the fifteenth-century Town Hall at the side of abeautiful medieval tower; Via Maestra and Piazza Garibaldi.Free time.

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“Turin and the Monferrato”MONCALVO, CASTAGNOLE MONFERRATO,TORINO, VINCHIO AND CASTELBOGLIONE

First Day:

Meeting point in Moncalvo at 10.00 o’clock for the country tour. Moncalvo is an active agriculturaland industrial centre that host an important market and is located in panoramic position amongwide vineyards producing well-known wines. In the XVITH century it was an important fortifiedtown and passed from Spanish to French and to Milanesi. To see: the central Piazza Garibaldi, theTown Hall that hosts the Moncalvo’s painting showing San Rocco and the Angel; the wide PiazzaCarlo Alberto surrounded by trees and ending with a belvedere towards the plain of the river Po andthe Alpi Chain; via XX Settembre and St. Francesco’s dating back to 1124.Following visit to the cellar “Cooperativa Viticoltori Sette Colli”, one of the most important in Astiarea.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon transfer to Castagnole Monferrato and city tour. It is an agricultural countryvillage, with beautiful buildings and typical foreshortenings, rich in ancient houses dating back to1400. Visit to the country cellar producing the famous wine “ruché”.Dinner and night in hotel.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Turin and full day city tour.Turin, that was at first roman colony called Augusta Taurinorum, became important as from theXIIIth century when Savoy Family made its authority and rose it to be capital city of theirkingdom.Since then it began the changing of the town that ended in the XVIIth and XVIIIthcentury . Turin reached the height of its historical importance in 1800, when it became the socialand political centre of the Risorgimento and was the first Italian capital city from 1861 to 1865.Visit of the courtly centre: walking along the polished streets and squares, it is possible to admiremagnificent baroque mansions such as Palazzo Carignano, that hosts National Museum of theItalian Risorgimento and the First Subalpino Parliament, the Academy of Science with theEgyptian Museum, the second in the world after the ones in Cairo, and the Sabauda Gallery: one ofthe most important Flemish picture-gallery in Italy. From Palazzo Carignano, where there are alsothe homonymous Theatre and the historical “Ristorante del Cambio”, passing through thenineteenth-century Subalpina Arcade we will arrive in Piazza Castello, the heart of the town, whereyou can find Palazzo Reale, surrounded by the Royal Garden , the Library and the Royal Armoury,the Regio Theatre , St. Lorenzo’s, the Guarino Guarini’s masterpiece, and Palazzo Madama.From Piazza Castello , along the well-known shopping street Via Roma and its arcades, we willarrive in the “parlour of the town” Piazza San Carlo, where it is possible to admire fine baroquemansions, the equestrian statue dedicated to Emanuele Filiberto, San Carlo’s and Santa Cristina ‘stwin churches, polished historical cafés and the shops of some of the most important fashion-houses.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon the city tour continues, to see: the Cathedral , inside of which you can find theGuarino Guarini ‘s baroque masterpiece Sindone Chapel hosting the Sacred Sudarium. Comingback in Piazza Castello we walk along Via Po , along which the King was usually passing through

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going from Palazzo Reale to the river Po . Along the same path it is possible to admire the MoleAntonelliana , built by Alessandro Antonelli in order to became a synagogue, nowadays it is themost famous monument in Turin hosting the National Museum of the Moving. Walking along viaPo arcades, we will arrive in the fine Piazza Vittorio Veneto , facing the river and the hill, in frontof Gran Madre di Dio’s and of the Monte dei Cappuccini , where there are Santa Maria del Monte’sand the National Museum of the Mountain. Walking along the side of the river Po we reachValentino’s Park , hosting the castle, the village and the medieval fortress that are faithful remakeof the medieval castles dating 1884.Free time for shopping.Dinner in restaurant. Transfer to the hotel.

Third Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Meeting with the tourist guide and departure for the full day excursion inVinchio and Castelboglione.Vinchio has very ancient origins, during the roman age it was passed through by the Via Fulvia,here Aleramo defeated the Sararceni army in 935. The country was the political and writer DavideLaiolo’s birthplaces. Ss. Trinità ‘s Brotherhood is particularly interesting for is eighteenth-centuryfront, rebuilt in 1997 and San Marco’s parish church remade during 1700.Among the countries of Vinchio, Vaglio Serra and Incisa Scapaccino , the Val Sarmassa extends: itis a naturalistic inheritance rich in fauna and flora and offer fine foreshortenings.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon transfer to Castelboglione, modern country located near the parish church built forthe Bishop of Acqui Terme ‘s will Lorenzo Del Ponte at the beginning of 1900. Most of thecountry is occupied by the wide building of the Country Cellar: visit and tasting.

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“Asti and the Monferrato”SAN MARTINO ALFIERI, CISTERNA, ASTI ,

MONTIGLIO, ARMENGO, GRAZZANO BADOGLIO,GRANA AND MONCALVO

First Day:

Meeting point in San Martino Alfieri and full day guided tour.San Martino Alfieri, whose origins are found in few testimonies in medieval documents, is anagricultural country, whose main economical sector is the grape-growing with the production ofbarbera, grignolino and bonarda. To see: the castle built between 1696 and 1721, the Brotherhoodof Battuti and the neo-classic parish church . Borgata Saracchi is famous because it is Garibaldi’ssecond wife, Francesca Armosino, birthplace and because it hosted the hero in 1880. At the end ofthe visit transfer to Cisterna .The most ancient testimonies of its territory date back to the roman age. The first settlement goesup to 1000 on the “Monte de Stephano”, underneath the Castle of Belriguardo, To see: the Museumof Arts and Craftmanship of the Past, and the Castle, whose the most ancient part dates back to theXIIth century and it is dominated by a medieval squared tower. The Castle overhang thesurrounding and has a stately system of defensive boundary walls , that can be crossed through anancient arch on which there is Pope Innocenzo XII’s family steam , remembering the powerexerted by the Pontiff.Lunch in restaurant .In the afternoon departure to Asti : city tour. Powerful and flourishing in Medieval Age, inparticular from the second half of the XIIth century to the first ones of the XIVth century, the citypreserves lot of houses, towers, churches and ancient roads of that time , that give it the most nobleand particular look among the cities of Piedmont.To see: Piazza Vittorio Alfieri, surrounded by trees and flaked with block of buildings with arcades;Piazza San Secondo with the Gothic St . Second Church and the Town Hall; Palazzo Alfieriwhere famous Vittorio Alfieri born on 16th January 1749; the Roman Tower called “St. SecondRed Tower” ; and the Gothic St. Maria Assunta Cathedral. Following the Torre Troiana and St.Peter Baptistery dating back to the first half of the XIIth century, the most ancient and importantexample of handicraft and of the Romanesque tradition in Northern Italy.Free time for visiting or doing shopping.Dinner in restaurant. Transfer in hotel and night.

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Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Meeting point with the tourist guide for a full day excursion. Transfer toMontiglio. We find the most ancient information about the origin of this village in somedocuments dating back to the end of the IXth century, in 1617 it was besieged and conquered bythe Savoy Family and gave to Duke of Mantova the following year, then it was besieged andconquered from the French army and only in 1708 joined to the Savoy State. Country tour with theoutward sight of the Castle, whose foundation seem to be dating back to the IXth century and sincethe Xth century it was the fortress of the marquisate of the Monferrato. Its strategically veryimportant position gave rise to a lot of sieges and wars during the centuries. Then San Lorenzo’sChurch and St. Andrea’s Chapel and its ancient sun-dial on the wall of mansions, houses andchurches.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon departure to Aramengo, about whose very ancient origins we find some notice inthe Medieval Age, in 1033. Since the beginning of this century in Aramengo there were artisticactivities as well as agricultural ones, in fact we find mosaic works from Aramengo in France andAlessandria of Egypt. To see: the medieval village with St. Antonio Abate’s parish church and itsbell tower dating to the end of 1700, the ancient Town Hall dating back to XVIIIth century, St.Anna’s chapel, the Romanesque St. Giorgio’s little church.Aramengo, medieval rural village, kept this peculiarity and, even if there has been any industrialdevelopment , the handicraft is alive and is well-known thanks to “Nicola Family’s artisticlaboratory”. Among the most equipped and qualified laboratories in Italy, for fifty years has beingoperating in the activity of the restoration of ancient and modern paintings, frescoes, statues,priceless masterpieces of different cultures.Visit to the laboratory.Dinner in restaurant. Transfer to the hotel and night.

Third Day:

Breakfast in hotel and meeting with the tourist guide for full day excursion . Transfer to GrazzanoBadoglio and country tour: curled up at the feet of S.S. Vittore and Corona’s parish church, builton the foundations of the Abbey erected by Aleramo I. Next to Piazza Conti , the seventeenth-century S. Spirito’s Church hosts the painting “Pentecoste” by Moncalvo.The country is northwards protected by Colle della Madonna dei Monti the offers lot of historicaltestimonies: Madonna del Carmine’s church, the Colle that hosted a telegraph-station wanted byNapoleone Bonaparte , the Cippus in memory of the sacrifice of young partisans murdered by theFascist in 1944, and the stele in memory of the Marshal of Italy Pietro Badoglio.Transfer to Grana and visit to the little country of ancient origins with the medieval Castle andAssunta’s parish built around the end of the XVIIIth century.Visit to the Country Cellar and tasting. Lunch in restaurant or agriturismo.In the afternoon transfer to Moncalvo and visit to the city, active agricultural and industrial centrethat host an important market and is located in panoramic position among wide vineyardsproducing well-known wines. In the XVIth century it was an important fortified town and passedfrom Spanish to French and to Milanesi. To see: the central Piazza Garibaldi, the Town Hall thathosts the Moncalvo’s painting showing San Rocco and the Angel; the wide Piazza Carlo Alberto

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surrounded by trees and ending with a belvedere towards the plain of the river Po and the AlpiChain; via XX Settembre and St. Francesco’s dating back to 1124.Following visit to the cellar “Cooperativa Viticoltori Sette Colli”, one of the most important in Astiarea.

FIVE DAYS PROGRAMS:

“History, wine and…outskirts”Program A:

TORINO, BAROLO, GRAZZANO BADOGLIO,MONCALVO

First Day:

Meeting point in Turin and full day city tour.Turin, that was at first roman colony called Augusta Taurinorum, became important as from theXIIIth century when Savoy Family made its authority and rose it to be capital city of theirkingdom.Since then it began the changing of the town that ended in the XVIIth and XVIIIth century . Turinreached the height of its historical importance in 1800, when it became the social and politicalcentre of the Risorgimento and was the first Italian capital city from 1861 to 1865.Visit of the courtly centre: walking along the polished streets and squares, it is possible to admiremagnificent baroque mansions such as Palazzo Carignano, that hosts National Museum of theItalian Risorgimento and the First Subalpino Parliament, the Academy of Science with theEgyptian Museum, the second in the world after the ones in Cairo, and the Sabauda Gallery: oneof the most important Flemish picture-gallery in Italy. From Palazzo Carignano, where there arealso the homonymous Theatre and the historical “Ristorante del Cambio”, passing through thenineteenth-century Subalpina Arcade we will arrive in Piazza Castello, the heart of the town, whereyou can find Palazzo Reale, surrounded by the Royal Garden , the Library and the Royal Armoury,the Regio Theatre , St. Lorenzo’s, the Guarino Guarini’s masterpiece, and Palazzo Madama.From Piazza Castello , along the well-known shopping street via Roma and its arcades, we willarrive in the “parlour of the town” Piazza San Carlo, where it is possible to admire fine baroquemansions, the equestrian statue dedicated to Emanuele Filiberto, San Carlo’s and Santa Cristina ‘stwin churches, polished historical cafés and the shops of some of the most important fashion-houses.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon the city tour continues, to see: the Cathedral , inside of which you can find theGuarino Guarini ‘s baroque masterpiece Sindone Chapel hosting the Sacred Sudarium. Comingback in Piazza Castello we walk along Via Po , along which the King was usually passing through

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going from Palazzo Reale to the river Po . Along the same path it is possible to admire the MoleAntonelliana , built by Alessandro Antonelli in order to became a synagogue, nowadays it is thePo arcades, we will arrive in the fine Piazza Vittorio Veneto , facing the river and the hill, in frontof Gran Madre di Dio’s and of the Monte dei Cappuccini , where there are Santa Maria del Monte’sand the National Museum of the Mountain. Walking along the side of the river Po we reach St.Valentino’s Park , hosting the castle, the village and the medieval fortress that are faithful remakeof the medieval castles dating 1884.Free time for shopping.Dinner in restaurant. Transfer to the hotel.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Meeting with the tourist guide for the full day excursion to the discovery of theOlympic mountains. Stop at Sestriere (mt. 2.035) whose life and the history are bound to the ski:the introduction of the ski tracks in the competitions of the World Cup dates back to 1967, whentwo races took place in Banchetta, one of the best place for skiing. Sestriere hosted “Turin 2006:Olympic Winter Games” and it also offers lot of entertainments.Transfer to Cesana Torinese (mt. 1.354), linked to the skiing district “Via Lattea” by two chair-lifts,the first one reaching the tracks of Monti Della Luna and joining to the plant of Claviere, thesecond ones on the opposite side connecting with San Sicario and Sestriere.Thanks to its historical skiing tradition, Cesana has been chosen for the Olympic Winter GamesTurin 2006.Departure to Bardonecchia (mt. 1.312) and lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon country tour , offering lot of artistic and architectural examples: the Romanic BellTower next to St. Ippolito’s parish church and the Tour d’Amoun part of one of the medievalcastle. Free time.Meeting point at the bus stop and transfer to the hotel. Dinner and night.

Third Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Meeting point with the tourist guide and full day excursion to Fontanafredda inSerralunga d’Alba and Barolo. The farm “Tenimenti Fontanafredda”, so called as a near source ,extends its vineyard to create a natural amphitheatre with the rural village and the centuries-oldcellar in its centre. In 1878 Vittorio Emanuele gave his wife Rosa Vercellana , “la Bella Rosina”,and his son Emanuele Guerrieri the farm, the former began the wine activity. The vineyard extendfor 100 hectares reaching the country of Serralunga d’Alba, Barolo and Diano d’Alba.Since 200 years the Barolo wine is produced, when the last Marquise of Barolo, Giulia Falletto,Improved the production of the Nebbiolo wine as dry ones made as “the Bordeaux Wine system”.Nowadays the Barolo is a very important and well-known all over the world wine , its traditionlives in the main of preserving the origins of its territories.Serralunga d’Alba is the cradle of the Barolo, the sunny slopes and a rich soil of limestone andclay gave rise to a wine of great structure and longevity.Brunch and tasting.

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In the afternoon transfer to Barolo and visit to the medieval village, walking through the pavedroads we reach the Falletti Castle , today it hosts the permanent exhibition of the local wineproducers.Possibility of tasting and buying.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and night.

Fourth Days:

Breakfast in hotel and meeting with the tourist guide for full day excursion . Transfer to GrazzanoBadoglio and country tour: curled up at the feet of S.S. Vittore and Corona’s parish church, builton the foundations of the Abbey erected by Aleramo I. Next to Piazza Conti , the seventeenth-century S. Spirito’s Church hosts the painting “Pentecoste” by Moncalvo.The country is northwards protected by Colle della Madonna dei Monti the offers lot of historicaltestimonies: Madonna del Carmine’s church, the Colle that hosted a telegraph-station wanted byNapoleone Bonaparte , the Cippus in memory of the sacrifice of young partisans murdered by theFascist in 1944, and the stele in memory of the Marshal of Italy Pietro Badoglio.Transfer to Grana and visit to the little country of ancient origins with the medieval Castle andAssunta’s parish built around the end of the XVIII century.Visit to the Country Cellar and tasting. Lunch in restaurant or agriturismo.In the afternoon transfer to Moncalvo and visit to the city, active agricultural and industrial centrethat host an important market and is located in panoramic position among wide vineyardsproducing well-known wines. In the XVI° century it was an important fortified town and passedfrom Spanish to French and to Milanesi. To see: the central Piazza Garibaldi, the Town Hall thathosts the Moncalvo’s painting showing San Rocco and the Angel; the wide Piazza Carlo Albertosurrounded by trees and ending with a belvedere towards the plain of the river Po and the AlpiChain; via XX Settembre and St. Francesco’s dating back to 1124.Following visit to the cellar “Cooperativa Viticoltori Sette Colli”, one of the most important in Astiarea.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and night.

Fifth Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Calamandrana , whose name probably comes from dwarf oakcalled “calamandrina”, as in the past the hills were covered by oaks and elms wood. Visit toCalamandrana Alta with its dominating stately Castle, overlooking the ancient village and thevalley. Other important artistical witness comes from the Gothic St. Giovanni della Conche ‘schurch.Transfer to “Cantine Cavallotti” and guided tour: introduction and description of the wine cellarsbuilt in 1864 , visit of the productive area and of the ageing room that host the big oak barrels, visitof the centuries old brickwork cellar located underneath the building and used as “barrique cellar”for working the classic method of the Italian sparkling wine.

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Brunch with tasting menu.In the afternoon transfer to Agliano Terme with a stop in Nizza Monferrato for visiting its historicalcentre. The visit continues to the “Tenuta Garetto” extending in 18 hectares on the hill behind thecellar , facing south and south-west and 250 metres high. Tasting.

Program B:ASTI, COSTIGLIOLE, NIZZA MONFERRATO

CALAMDANDRANA, TORINO, ALBA,BAROLO E CANELLI

First Day:

Meeting point in Asti with the tourist guide for the city tour. Lunch in restaurant.Powerful and flourishing in the Medieval Age, in particular from the second half of the XIIthcentury to the first ones of the XIVth century, the city preserves lot of houses, towers, churches andancient roads of that time , that give it the most noble and particular look among the cities ofPiedmont.To see: Piazza Vittorio Alfieri, surrounded by trees and flaked with block of buildings with arcades;Piazza San Secondo with the Gothic St . Second Church and the Town Hall; Palazzo Alfieriwhere famous Vittorio Alfieri born on 16th January 1749; the Roman Tower called “St. SecondRed Tower” ; and the Gothic St. Maria Assunta Cathedral. Then the Torre Troiana and St. PeterBaptistery dating back to the first half of the XIIth century, the most ancient and important exampleof handicraft and of the Romanesque tradition in Northern Italy.Free time for visiting or doing shopping.Transfer in hotel, dinner and night.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Costigliole. Country guided tour, starting from the outward sight ofits stately Castle, whose construction began in 1000. Along the centuries the castle was property ofdifferent noble families such as the Verasis, the Rorà and the Medici of the Vascello. In 1800 theCastle became the expert oenophilist Marquis Filippo Asinari from San Marzano ‘s residence,whom, by proving on this land particular species of wine, started the modern local grape-growing.During the centuries the Castle of Costigliole underwent substantial changes that made it a statelyand rich eighteenth-century building.Transfer to the Wine Cellar “Enoteca del Barbera”, located in the ninenteenth-century Town Hall,in spaces that testify themselves the creative fantasy of the past generations. The Wine Cellar hosts40 wine producers from Costigliole and the surroundings, and it offers a qualified selection ofbrandies, typical local products and wines, in particular more than 80 different types of Barbera.Adjacent to the Wine Cellar rises the Museum “Barbera: rural landascape and civilization”. Thevisit of the Museum starts from the analysis of the ground and, through significant imagis andobjects, it brings us to the discovery of the past and the present of this area and of its traditionalcultivation.Tasting. Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.In the afternoon transfer to Nizza Monferrato and city tour: important agricultural and commercialcentre with some big and small industries. It is located in the centre of an amphitheatre of hill

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covered by vineyards . To see: Piazza Martiri Alessandria, the fiftheenth-century Town Hall at theside of a beautiful medieval tower; Via Maestra and Piazza Garibaldi.Free time.Departure to Calamandran, whose name probably comes from dwarf oak called “calamandrina”, asin the past the hills were covered by oaks and elms woods. Visit to Calamandrana Alta with itsdominating stately Castle, overlooking the ancient village and the valley. Other important artisticalwitness comes from the Gothic St. Giovanni della Conche ‘s church.Transfer to “Cantine Cavallotti” and guided tour: introduction and description of the wine cellarsbuilt in 1864 , visit of the productive area and of the ageing room that host the big oak barrels, visitof the centuries old brickwork cellar located underneath the building and used as “barrique cellar”for working the classic method of the Italian sparkling wine. Tasting.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and restaurant.Third Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Turin for the full day city tour.Turin, that was at first roman colony called Augusta Taurinorum, became important as from theXIII° century when Savoy Family made its authority and rose it to be capital city of their kingdom.Since then it began the changing of the town that ended in the XVIIth and XVIIIth century . Turinreached the height of its historical importance in 1800, when it became the social and politicalcentre of the Risorgimento and was the first Italian capital city from 1861 to 1865.Visit of the courtly centre: walking along the polished streets and squares, it is possible to admiremagnificent baroque mansions such as Palazzo Carignano, that hosts National Museum of theItalian Risorgimento and the First Subalpino Parliament, the Academy of Science with theEgyptian Museum, the second in the world after that ones in Cairo, and the Sabauda Gallery: oneof the most important Flemish picture-gallery in Italy. From Palazzo Carignano, where there arealso the homonymous Theatre and the historical “Ristorante del Cambio”, passing through thenineteenth-century Subalpina Arcade we will arrive in Piazza Castello, the heart of the town, whereyou can find Palazzo Reale, surrounded by the Royal Garden , the Library and the Royal Armoury,the Regio Theatre , St. Lorenzo’s, the Guarino Guarini’s masterpiece, and Palazzo Madama.From Piazza Castello , along the well-known shopping street Via Roma and its arcades, we willarrive in the “parlour of the town” Piazza San Carlo, where it is possible to admire fine baroquemansions, the equestrian statue dedicated to Emanuele Filiberto, San Carlo’s and Santa Cristina ‘stwin churches, polished historical cafés and the shops of some of the most important fashion-houses.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon the city tour continues, to see: the Cathedral , inside of which you can find theGuarino Guarini ‘s baroque masterpiece Sindone Chapel hosting the Sacred Sudarium. Comingback in Piazza Castello we walk along Via Po , along which the King was usually passing throughgoing from Palazzo Reale to the river Po . Along the same path it is possible to admire the MoleAntonelliana , built by Alessandro Antonelli in order to became a synagogue, nowadays it is themost famous monument in Turin hosting the National Museum of the Moving. Walking along viaPo arcades, we will arrive in the fine Piazza Vittorio Veneto , facing the river and the hill, in frontof Gran Madre di Dio’s and of the Monte dei Cappuccini , where there are Santa Maria del Monte’sand the National Museum of the Mountain. Walking along the side of the river Po we reach St.Valentino’s Park , hosting the castle, the village and the medieval fortress that are faithful remakeof the medieval castles dating 1884.Free time for shopping.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and night.

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Fourth Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Alba and guided tour of the medieval town, that boasts a vintagewine production: Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto , and a white truffle market.To see: the Cathedral, Piazza Risorgimento and the Medieval Towers, San Giovanni Battista andSan Domenico’s Churches.Transfer to Grinzane Cavour where the eighteenth-century Cavour Castle rise up, it belonged toCavour’s Family and he lives here for a long period. Nowadays it hosts the Enoteca RegionalePiemontese Cavour.Lunch with typical menu and wine tasting.In the afternoon transfer to Barolo, passing through the hills of the Langhe and after a stop in LaMorra, arrival in the little medieval village. Walking through the paved roads we reach the FallettiCastle , today it hosts the permanent exhibition of the local wine producers.Possibility of tasting and buying. Transfer to the hotel, dinner and night.Fifth Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Canelli for the city tour.Since the Roman age Canelli developed a first important centre rounded by lot of soils cultivatedwith vine, but for understanding its rich history, we suggest to take part to the “Assedio di Canelli”(the Siege of Canelli) in the third week end of June, that celebrates the victory of Canelli and of alittle Savoy regiment against the army of Monferrato. It is a no equal kermes that re-propose theevents on the basis of deepen historical research-works and faultless adaptations.Canelli, famous for its well-known sparkling wine thanks to Carlo Gancia’s initiative, who studiedthe French method and fitted it to the particular grapes of his territory. Factory and Museum tourand tasting.Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.In the afternoon city tour admiring its beauty in the silent charm of the old wall, of the steep roads,of the remote lanes that seem to belong to the past, or in the baroque churches built between theXVIIth and the XVIIIth century by the best artists of the age. Among these, St. Thomas ‘parish andSt. Leonard ones dominate for the quality of the furniture; and St Rocco’s Brotherhood and St.Annunziata ones are architectural jewels.

SEVEN DAYS PROGRAM:

“Old curiosities and tasting”ASTI, COSTIGLIOLE, CANELLI, CALAMANDRANA, TORINO,

ALBA, MONCALVO, VIGNALE MONFERRATO, NIZZA MONFERRATO

First Day:

Meeting point in Asti with the tourist guide for the city tour. Lunch in restaurant. Powerful andflourishing in the Medieval Age, in particular from the second half of the XIIth century to the firstones of the XIVth century, the city preserves lot of houses, towers, churches and ancient roads ofthat time , that give it the most noble and particular look among the cities of Piedmont.To see: Piazza Vittorio Alfieri, surrounded by trees and flaked with block of buildings with arcades;Piazza San Secondo with the Gothic St . Second Church and the Town Hall; Palazzo Alfieriwhere famous Vittorio Alfieri born on 16th January 1749; the Roman Tower called “St. SecondRed Tower” ; and the Gothic St. Maria Assunta Cathedral. Then the Torre Troiana and St. Peter

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Baptistery dating back to the first half of the XIIth century, the most ancient and important exampleof handicraft and of the Romanesque tradition in Northern Italy.Free time for visiting or doing shopping.Transfer in hotel, dinner and night.

Second Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Costigliole. Country guided tour, starting from the outward sight ofits stately Castle, whose construction began in 1000. Along the centuries the castle was property ofdifferent noble families such as the Verasis, the Rorà and the Medici of the Vascello. In 1800 theCastle became the expert oenophilist Marquis Filippo Asinari from San Marzano ‘s residence,whom, by proving on this land particular species of wine, started the modern local grape-growing.During the centuries the Castle of Costigliole underwent substantial changes that made it a statelyand rich eighteenth-century building.Transfer to the Wine Cellar “Enoteca del Barbera”, located in the ninenteenth-century Town Hall,in spaces that testify themselves the creative fantasy of the past generations. The Wine Cellar hosts40 wine producers from Costigliole and the surroundings, and it offers a qualified selection ofbrandies, typical local products and wines, in particular more than 80 different types of Barbera.Adjacent to the Wine Cellar rises the Museum “Barbera: rural landascape and civilization”. Thevisit of the Museum starts from the analysis of the ground and, through significant imagis andobjects, it brings us to the discovery of the past and the present of this area and of its traditionalcultivation.Tasting. Lunch in restaurant or in agriturismo.Transfer to Canelli, famous for its well-known sparkling wine thanks to Carlo Gancia’s initiative,who studied the French method and fitted it to the particular grapes of his territory. Factory andMuseum tour and tasting.Departure to Calamandrana, whose name probably comes from dwarf oak called “calamandrina”, asin the past the hills were covered by oaks and elms woods. Visit to Calamandrana Alta with itsdominating stately Castle, overlooking the ancient village and the valley. Other important artisticwitness comes from the Gothic St. Giovanni della Conche ‘s church.Transfer to “Cantine Cavallotti” and guided tour: introduction and description of the wine cellarsbuilt in 1864 , visit of the productive area and of the ageing room that host the big oak barrels, visitof the centuries old brickwork cellar located underneath the building and used as “barrique cellar”for working the classic method of the Italian sparkling wine. Tasting.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and restaurant.

Third Day:

Breakfast. Departure to Turin for the full day city tour.Turin, that was at first roman colony called Augusta Taurinorum, became important as from theXIIIth century when Savoy Family made its authority and rose it to be capital city of theirkingdom.

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Since then it began the changing of the town that ended in the XVIIth and XVIIIth century . Turinreached the height of its historical importance in 1800, when it became the social and politicalcentre of the Risorgimento and was the first Italian capital city from 1861 to 1865.

Visit of the courtly centre: walking along the polished streets and squares, it is possible to admiremagnificent baroque mansions such as Palazzo Carignano, that hosts National Museum of theItalian Risorgimento and the First Subalpino Parliament, the Academy of Science with theEgyptian Museum, the second in the world after the ones in Cairo, and the Sabauda Gallery: oneof the most important Flemish picture-gallery in Italy. From Palazzo Carignano, where there arealso the homonymous Theatre and the historical “Ristorante del Cambio”, passing through thenineteenth-century Subalpina Arcade we will arrive in Piazza Castello, the heart of the town, whereyou can find Palazzo Reale, surrounded by the Royal Garden , the Library and the Royal Armoury,the Regio Theatre , St. Lorenzo’s, the Guarino Guarini’s masterpiece, and Palazzo Madama.From Piazza Castello , along the well-known shopping street Via Roma and its arcades, we willarrive in the “parlour of the town” Piazza San Carlo, where it is possible to admire fine baroquemansions, the equestrian statue dedicated to Emanuele Filiberto, San Carlo’s and Santa Cristina ‘stwin churches, polished historical cafés and the shops of some of the most important fashion-houses.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon the city tour continues, to see: the Cathedral , inside of which you can find theGuarino Guarini ‘s baroque masterpiece Sindone Chapel hosting the Sacred Sudarium. Comingback in Piazza Castello we walk along Via Po , along which the King was usually passing throughgoing from Palazzo Reale to the river Po . Along the same path it is possible to admire the MoleAntonelliana , built by Alessandro Antonelli in order to became a synagogue, nowadays it is themost famous monument in Turin hosting the National Museum of the Moving. Walking along viaPo arcades, we will arrive in the fine Piazza Vittorio Veneto , facing the river and the hill, in frontof Gran Madre di Dio’s and of the Monte dei Cappuccini , where there are Santa Maria del Monte’sand the National Museum of the Mountain. Walking along the side of the river Po we reach St.Valentino’s Park, hosting the castle, the village and the medieval fortress that are faithful remakeof the medieval castles dating 1884.Free time for shopping.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and night.

Fourth Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Meeting with the tourist guide for the full day excursion to the discovery of theOlympic mountains. Stop at Sestriere (mt. 2.035) whose life and the history of Sestriere are boundto the ski: the introduction of the ski tracks in the competitions of the World Cup dates back to1967, when two races took place in Banchetta, one of the best place for skiing. Sestriere hosted“Turin 2006: Olympic Winter Games” and it also offers lot of entertainments.Transfer to Cesana Torinese (mt. 1.354), linked to the skiing district “Via Lattea” by two chair-lifts,the first one reaching the tracks of Monti Della Luna and joining to the plant of Claviere, thesecond ones on the opposite side connecting with San Sicario and Sestriere.Thanks to its historical skiing tradition, Cesana has been chosen for the Olympic Winter GamesTurin 2006.

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Departure to Bardonecchia (mt. 1.312) and lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon country tour , offering lot of artistic and architectural examples: the Romanic BellTower next to St. Ippolito’s parish church and the Tour d’Amoun part of one of the medievalcastle. Free time.

Meeting point at the bus stop and transfer to the hotel. Dinner and night.

Fifth Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Alba and guided tour of the medieval town, that boasts a vintagewine production: Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto , and a white truffle market.To see: the Cathedral, Piazza Risorgimento and the Medieval Towers, San Giovanni Battista andSan Domenico’s Churches.Transfer to Novello, wine centre, dominated by the Castle, a nineteenth-century building born onmedieval and seventheenth-century structures, as well as the baroque San Michele ArcangeloParish church.Lunch in agriturismo.In the afternoon transfer to Grinzane Cavour where the eighteenth-century Cavour Castle rises up,it belonged to Cavour’s Family and he lives here for a long period. Nowadays it hosts the EnotecaRegionale Piemontese Cavour.Transfer to the hotel for dinner and night.

Sixth Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Meeting with the tourist guide and departure to Moncalvo and visit to the city,active agricultural and industrial centre that host an important market and is located in panoramicposition among wide vineyards producing well-known wines. In the XVIth century it was animportant fortified town and passed from Spanish to French and to Milanesi. To see: the centralPiazza Garibaldi, the Town Hall that hosts the Moncalvo’s painting showing San Rocco and theAngel; the wide Piazza Carlo Alberto surrounded by trees and ending with a belvedere towards theplain of the river Po and the Alpi Chain; via XX Settembre and St. Francesco’s dating back to1124.Following visit to the cellar “Cooperativa Viticoltori Sette Colli”, one of the most important in Astiarea.Typical lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon transfer to Altavilla and visit to “ Mazzetti Distillery”, possibility of tasting andbuying brandies. Departure to Vignale Monferrato: from the main road we reach the big SanBartolomeo’s Parish Church by Magnacavallo, from the little square on its side we can have awonderful view , such as that we have from the medieval Callori Castle with a sight spacing untilthe Colle of Superga .Located in the cellar of Palazzo Callori, we find the “Enoteca Regionale del Monferrato”, offeringtypical wines such as Barbera, Grignolino, Freisa, Malvasia, Chardonay and brandies.Transfer to the hotel, dinner and night.

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Seventh Day:

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Nizza Monferrato for the city tour. At 10.00 o’clock visit to the“Cantine Bersano” born in the end of 1800 thanks to Giuseppe Bersano , it is a householdmanagement cellar, such as most of the producer of the time. In 1935 Mr Arturo , lawyer for familyproud , but vine-dresser for passion, led the firm. Adjacent to the cellars there are: Bersano’s printscollection about wine from the XVII° century till today and Bersano’s Museum of the“Contadinerie”, the latest is particularly interesting for the selection of documents about theproductive plants for working vine and wine, and about the country life in the past.Lunch in restaurant.In the afternoon Nizza Monferrato city tour: important agricultural and commercial centre withsome big and small industries. It is located in the centre of an amphitheatre of hill covered byvineyards . To see: Piazza Martiri Alessandria, the fifteenth-century Town Hall at the side of abeautiful medieval tower; Via Maestra and Piazza Garibaldi.Free time.

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MOST IMPORTANT SHOWS AND EVENTSMONTH EVENTS/SHOWS LOCATION

JANUARY BAGNA CAUDA ASTI

MARCH SAGRA COTECHINO E FAGIOLINEBBIOLO GRAPERS

CASORZOALBA

MARCH/APRIL WEEK END GASTRONOMICICHOCOLATO’

GRANATORINO

APRIL CENA DEL PESCESAGRA DELLA TORTA VERDEFESTA DEL BARBERAFIERA DI PRIMAVERA

COCCONATONIZZA MONFERRATOAGLIANO TERMEASTI

APRIL/MAY VINUM…quando il vino fa spettacolo ALBA

MAY FESTA DEL BARBERAFESTA DELL’ASPARAGO SARACENOSERATE GASTRONOMICHESUPER PALIO RAGLIANTECANTINE APERTEFIERA CITTA’ DI ASTIFIERA CAROLINGIA

CASTAGNOLE LANZEVINCHIOCALLIANOCALLIANOPROVINCIA DI ASTIASTIASTI

JUNE MONFERRATO IN TAVOLAFIERA DEL BARBERASAGRA DELL’AGNOLOTTOCORSA DELLE BOTTIL’ASSEDIO

NIZZA MONFERRATOMONCALVOCALLIANONIZZA MONFERRATOCANELLI

JULY FESTA DELL’ACCIUGA AL VERDE MONTIGLIO

JULY/AUGUST FESTA DEL PEPERONE MOTTA DI COSTIGLIOLE

SEPTEMBER CANELLI CITTA’ DEL VINOFESTIVAL DELLE SAGREDOUJA D’ORPALIO

CANELLIASTIASTIASTI

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER

FIERA DEL TARTUFOSALONE DEL GUSTO

ALBATORINO

OCTOBER FIERA DEL TARTUFOFIERA D’AUTUNNOSALONE DEL GUSTO

MONCALVOASTITORINO

NOVEMBER FIERA DEL TARTUFOFIERA DEL TARTUFOPALIO DEGLI ASINIFIERA DEL TARTUFO

ASTIMONTECHIAROCOCCONATOCANELLI

DICEMBER MERACATINO DI NATALE ASTI

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OUR FURNISHERS:

CATEGORIA NOME LOCALITA’FARM LA CASA DEL TRIFULAU COSTIGLIOLE D’ASTI

AGRITURISMO CASCINA COLLAVINI COSTIGLIOLE D’ASTI

AGRITURISMO LA CORTE CALAMANDRANA

AGRITURISMO TENUTA LA ROMANA NIZZA MONFERRATO

AGRITURISMO IL NOCCIOLETO NOVELLO D’ALBA

AGRITURISMO I SURI SAN MARZANOTTO

AGRITURISMO CASCINA ROSENGANA COCCONATO

AGRITURISMO LA TENUTA DEI RE CASTAGNOLE LANZE

BED&BREAKFAST CASCINA BECCARIS COSTIGLIOLE D’ASTI

CELLAR F.lli GANCIA CANELLI

CELLAR AMELIO LIVIO GRANA

CELLAR Coop. Viticoltori I SETTE COLLI MONCALVO

CELLAR TENUTA GARETTO AGLIANO TERME

CELLAR CANTINE BERSANO NIZZA MONFERRATO

CELLAR CANTINE CAVALLOTTI CALAMANDRANA

CELLAR TENIMENTI FONTANAFREDDA SERRALUNGA D’ALBA

DISTILLERY DISTILLERIA BECCARIS BOGLIETTO DI COSTIGLIOLE

ENOTECA ENOTECA REGIONALE DELMONFERRATO

VIGNALE MONFERRATO

ENOTECA ENOTECA REGIONALE DEL BAROLOCASTELLO FALLETTI

BAROLO

ENOTECA ENOTECA DEL BARBERA COSTIGLIOLE D’ASTI

HOTEL RISTORANTE HOTEL FONS SALUTIS AGLIANO TERME

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HOTEL CASTELLO DI VILLA ISOLA D’ASTI

HOTEL LOCANDA DEL SANT’ UFFIZIO CIOCCARO DI PENANGO

HOTEL BEST WESTERN HOTEL LANGHE EROERO

COSTIGLIOLE D’ASTI

HOTEL HOTEL DEI VINI MONTEGROSSO D’ASTI

HOTEL HOTEL REALE ASTI

RESTAURANT VILLA CONTESSA ROSA SERRALUNGA D’ALBA

RESTAURANT NON SOLO CRUDO VINCHIO

RESTAURANT SAN MARCO CANELLI

RESTAURANT LE DUE LANTERNE NIZZA MONFERRATO

RESTAURANT GENER NEUV ASTI

RESTAURANT I BIRILLI TORINO

RESTAURANT LOCANDA DEL MONACONE VIARIGI

RESTAURANT/ENOTECA

ENOTECA REGIONALE DEL ROERO CANALE

RESTAURANT/VINERIA

LA BOTTE DEL VINO: LA SIGNORA INROSSO

NIZZA MONFERRATO

RESTAURANT DA GUIDO POLLENZO

RESTAURANT/ENOTECA

ENOTECA REGIONALE PIEMONTESECAVOUR

GRINZANE CAVOUR

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