Reply To: Official Maps of Barolo, Barbaresco, Diano d’Alba regions

16 Jan 15 at 6:43 PM #7117

Jay Pulli

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Thank you for posting these pdf maps. Do you know if similar pdf maps exist for the Chianti area?

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