Barolo Wine Map poster by Corkframes – the eleven comuni of the Barolo DOCG, in a walnut frame
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Barolo Wine Map – Vineyards & Villages

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Discover Barolo through a detailed wine map of the appellation, drawn parcel by parcel from the official Piedmontese register.

Barolo is small. The whole appellation covers less than 30 km² of hillside south of Alba, and the map shows it as it really is — not a smooth outline but a lacework of individual vineyard plots, following the ridges and turning away from the shaded slopes where Nebbiolo will not ripen.

Each of the eleven comuni that share the appellation is drawn in its own tone, with the delimited surface it holds. La Morra and Monforte d'Alba are the largest; Serralunga d'Alba, Barolo and Castiglione Falletto make up the classic heart. Around them, the paler texture is every other delimited vineyard of the Langhe.

A decorative and informative wine map for anyone who wants to understand where Barolo actually comes from, and to add a refined piece of wine-inspired design to the wall.

The comuni on the map

Barolo is drawn as its eleven comuni, each with the surface delimited for the DOCG:

  • La Morra – 706 ha
  • Monforte d'Alba – 674 ha
  • Serralunga d'Alba – 487 ha
  • Barolo – 338 ha
  • Novello – 232 ha
  • Castiglione Falletto – 193 ha
  • Verduno – 129 ha
  • Grinzane Cavour – 87 ha
  • Diano d'Alba – 30 ha
  • Roddi – 29 ha
  • Cherasco – 4 ha

Barolo is further divided into 170 official crus, the menzioni geografiche aggiuntive. This map draws the appellation by comune; the villages are marked with a dot.

Details

  • The Barolo DOCG drawn from the official parcel register, plot by plot
  • All eleven comuni, each with its delimited surface
  • The villages marked with a dot, and the Tanaro along the northern edge
  • Original Corkframes design

Material & print

Printed on eco-friendly FSC®-certified fine art paper, 200 gsm, with an uncoated soft matte finish that renders colour softly and naturally.

Sizes

Available in 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm and 70×100 cm.

Delivery

Delivered within 3–8 business days, anywhere in the world.

Framing

The poster ships unframed. It fits our art frames in oak, smoked oak, black and white.

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