Langhe e Roero Geoviticultural Map Poster Edition
39,00 €
The geology of Langhe and Roero in a single map printed on high-quality Japanese paper. Size: 70×100 cm. LIMITED QUANTITY
Product Description
The map that completes the trilogy of geoviticultural maps of the Alba area.
It covers the areas of Barolo (including parts of the municipalities of Monforte d’Alba and Novello not included in the DOCG), Barbaresco, Diano d’Alba, and Roero.
It includes a simplified map of the geology of southern Piedmont, a table with soil characteristics, and geosites.
A unique work, which was never done before and printed in poster format (no text on the back), it’s shipped rolled up in a protective tube.
Perfect for framing and for a gift that will impress even the most demanding enthusiast.
Produced in 70×100 cm format on prestigious and exclusive 320 gsm Takeo Vent Nouveau Japanese paper.
Additional Information
| Weight | 1,52 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 70 × 100 cm |
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