Drive an hour south of Milan and the landscape changes. The flat expanse of the Po Valley gives way to a succession of gentle, vine-covered hills that roll toward the Apennines. This is the Oltrepò Pavese (link) – literally “beyond the Po” – a region that has produced wine since Roman times and that, since the mid-nineteenth century, has quietly become Italy’s largest and most important home for Pinot Nero.
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