Mango

Mango is best known within Piedmont for vineyards producing Moscato d’Asti, a DOCG wine rooted in the Langhe. Set on the Langhe hills above the Belbo valley in the Province of Cuneo, this small commune belongs to a landscape shaped by viticulture and woodland rather than urban development. Moscato Bianco grapes are central to local farming; their aromatic, gently sparkling wine is one of the area’s enduring food traditions. Mango lies within the wider wine country linking the Langhe with the hills around Asti, where harvests and cellar work still mark the rural calendar. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Piedmont connects regionally.

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