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Barolo

Barolo

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A small town in Piedmont, Italy known for its vineyards and wine
  • proper noun
: Barolo
  • In between is a parcel belonging to Anselma, and one that is owned by someone selling to the Terre del Barolo cooperative.
  • Marchesi di Barolo
  • di Barolo

Examples

  • Days 2-4: We'll visit Ceretto Wine Estate, Barolo Castle, and Beppino Occelli, a butter and cheese producer and affineur.

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  • They've bought some property in the Barolo area, so in the future we can also drink Barolo from Anna.

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  • If you visit Barolo, you can explore its beautiful vineyards and taste the renowned wines produced there.

  • The small town of Barolo is famous for its scenic views and exceptional wine heritage.

  • Many tourists flock to Barolo each year to enjoy its rich culinary offerings and wine tours.

Synonyms

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A small old town or neighborhood in Italy with narrow streets and old buildings

is a specific town known for vineyards and wine rather than only historic character

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Barolo is the name of a small town in northwestern Italy that is famous for its vineyards. Think of the town's hills full of vines — that is why 'Barolo' now refers to both the place and the wine made there.