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Dogliani is a charming wine village in the Langhe region, entirely dedicated to Dolcetto di Dogliani DOCG, a full-bodied red wine with deep purple color and rich fruit flavors. The village splits into two parts: the upper historic center with narrow streets and medieval buildings, and the lower modern town. Local producers take pride in their Dolcetto, considered among Piedmont's finest, and many family-run wineries welcome visitors for tastings in traditional cellars. The surrounding hills are covered exclusively with Dolcetto vines, creating a distinctive landscape. The village maintains authentic character with local trattorias serving regional dishes, weekly markets, and wine festivals celebrating the local grape variety.
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