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Alto Piemonte's Renaissance: Notes from Lessona and Carema
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Alto Piemonte's Renaissance: Notes from Lessona and Carema

By Daniel Bruce

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Mar 24, 2017
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Alto Piemonte's Renaissance: Notes from Lessona and Carema
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Illustration by Jessica Roux

IN NORTHWESTERN ITALY, the slopes of Alto Piemonte, which borders France to the west and Switzerland to the north, have been covered by Nebbiolo grapes since Roman times. For centuries, the communes of Lessona and Carema were famous as two of Piemonte’s best wine-producing areas. As the legend goes, it was with Lessona’s Nebb…

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