“The Langhe” (a local term for low-lying hills) is an extraordinary wine district east of the Tanaro river. Distinguished by rolling hills, ancient castles and outstanding cuisine, Langhe was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural landscapes and winemaking traditions that date back hundreds of years.

 

Langhe is not just about Nebbiolo, but others true to the area. At Osteria Langhe we want to broaden our guests’ perception by introducing lesser-known indigenous varietals like Arneis, Favorita, Nascetta, Freisa, Barbera and Dolcetto.