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Ideal Evenings at the Vineria "I Tre Archi"
Staff Writer - February 17, 2005

"Vineria" is an Italian neologism that defines a place where wine is sold. The vineria "I Tre Archi" (The Three Arches) is located in Buttigliera d'Asti, inside the Palazzo Biglione, a building dating back to the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

The palace was recently restructured, but the original wooden ceiling was saved and the three stone arches, that were part of the original structure, give a characteristic, unique touch to the interior.

The all-wood furniture and interior decoration is cared for to the smallest detail. The candlelight illumination and the intimate, soft and relaxing background music, make the place warm, welcoming and ideal for a pleasant night out.

The cuisine is mostly Piedmontese, but sometimes typical regional recipes from Sardinia, Umbria and Tuscany are served. The tagliere (cutting board) featuring cold cuts and cheeses, mainly produced by local artisans, is particularly enticing.

The rich and differentiated wine list includes over 150 labels and can satisfy even the most demanding connoisseurs.

Appointments:

• March 8, 2005
  Festa della Donna (Women Festival)
  Entertainer: Gianni
• March 11, 2005
  Musical evening with the "Soul Food"
  Standing dinner with one serving: €14,00
  Second serving: €4,00

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