Location: Province of Asti
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The Province of Asti (Italian: Provincia di Asti) is a province in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. Its capital is the city of Asti. To the northwest it borders on the Metropolitan City of Turin; to the southwest it borders on the province of Cuneo. To the east it borders on the province of Alessandria, while in the south it shares a very short border with the Ligurian province of Savona. It has an area of 1,504.5 square kilometres (580.9 sq mi), and, As of 2017, a total population of 215,871.
Restaurants in Province of Asti
1. La Casa del Trifulau
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By 862andreag862 - Turin, Italy
Fantastic!!! Romagnolo family come from a long tradition of truffle hunter and they'll open you a door in a magical world, the truffle world. The experience is lot of fun, very informative and in a beautiful landscape. I cannot speak highly enough of them and after the hunt, when you sit down in their garden, tasting wonderful products of the Piedmont tradition, you really feel welcome and part of the family. Very well done!!!
2. Abbazia di Santa Maria di Vezzolano
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5.0 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By Filippo_Radicati - Palo Alto, United States
An old monastery, reputedly founded under, or by Charlemagne, The main church is a typical example of Romanesque style (12th century). Note the very rare rood screen in the middle of the main nave. Very few rood screens were preserved in Catholic Churches after the 16th century. Then move on the the cloister with one wall covered in frescoes, rather well preserved. A jewel
3. Isolabella della Croce
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
Visit our winery and enjoy the day hiking among through the vines and our forests in Italy's smallest DOC, followed by a tasting of our exquisite wines paired with local and organic sustainable food. Or skip the hike and go straight to the tasting! Hiking trails range from 30 - 90 minutes. Recommended comfortable clothing and athletic shoes if participating in walking activities.
4. Azienda Agricola Baldi di Burio (Baldi Pierfranco)
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5.0 based on 115 reviews
Typical production of Piedmont wines from organic grapes Visit to the winery and guided wine tastings Open Saturday all day,Sunday morning Sunday afternoons by appointment Last wine tasting at 6 PM
Reviewed By 1993elined - Ghent, Belgium
Pierfranco and his family are so welcoming and friendly! His wife and son Gabriel explaned a lot about their vinyard and the different types of wine, which we could taste too. Not a question was too much, after a whole afternoon of asking and tasting wine, Gabriel even took us to see their beautiful vinyard. Of course we bought some bottles to share with our friends and family in Belgium!
5. L'Armangia
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5.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Sarum2000 - Salisbury, United Kingdom
We were staying locally and met the owner of this business one evening at our hotel. The hotel owner then organised for us to visit the following day. It was a very friendly and intimate experience - we sat in the cellar of the house with 2 other couples and were offered 10 or so wines to taste from sparkling and still whites of various sweetness and a variety of reds. Ended up buying as much as we could carry home! A really informative and enthusiastic owner and host - deserves to do well.
6. La Spinetta
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
On the strenght of the experience in piedmont gained over 25 year of winemaking, the first winery on the tuscan hills, opened in 2007, of the Rivetti family.
Reviewed By laurilie513 - Brick, United States
Very difficult to find, but keep looking because it is worth it!!! We showed up an hour late and they were kind enough to wait for us. We had a private wine tasting that consisted of 10 different wines, meats cheeses and pasta. All for $35 euros per person. The food was delicious and the wine was phenomenal. This was not your average tasting! Such a variety of choices for anyone’s palette. We spent 3 hours there! The place is beautiful and the grounds are stunning.
7. Borgo Moncalvo
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Borgo Moncalvo is a small winery located in the territory called “Langhe Astigiane”, a small portion of land with unique characteristics, between the High Monferrato of Alessandria and the High Langa of Cuneo. The soil, mostly calcareous, is cultivated with difficulty and with dedication has become more viable by men of the past thanks to the construction of walls kilometers long, made in Langa stone, which allow the soul to hold up in some places on large terraces. The stone stairs are built, as well as the walls with what emerged from the first excavations, completely done by hand. It has been around for over a hundred years and they now create an open-air museum breaking the vineyards horizontally and vertically. The pinnacle is reached where it is possible to visit the “heroic vineyards”, the oldest and most beautiful vineyards. Each grape produced tells a story of men and women who gave everything for this land.
8. Azienda Dacasto Duilio
9. Cascina La Barbatella
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By roxanenoma - Paris, France
We did the wine testing in a beautiful place with a very nice view. The owner was a real passionate who shared with us very good quality wines ( bubbles, white, red), with some good Italian apéritivo. It was a very nice moment and we enjoyed everything !
10. Forteto della Luja
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
The company is located in Loazzolo, the town that has the smallest DOC of Italy and is also an Oasis affiliated to the WWF. Respect of environment is central to the family Scaglione who lives and preserve this wonderful place for six generations: the cellar in fact works entirely with the' solar energy and the vineyards are conducted in a biological way.
