Alba: Alba, Creative Cities of UNESCO, is nestled in the hills of Southern Piedmont, not far from Turin and Milan. Alba is as the “capital” of the area, the heart of the gastronomic Langhe Roero district, renowned for its excellent products, increasingly sought after as a tourist destination.
The stage: Our final road stage of the Giro has arrived and our break was large.
The 21 were: Bouchard, Vendrame, Tratnik, Fiorelli, Malecki, Viviani, Ballerini, Honore, Serry, Kangert, Demare, Guglielmi, Cimolai, Holmes, Rubio, Villella, Gebreigzabhier, Sobrero, Bernard, Conci, and McNulty.📢 Giro d'Italia Stage 20
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) October 24, 2020
⚡️ 21 riders
⏱️ 7'07'' > Gruppo Maglia Rosa
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🏁 95 km#Giro pic.twitter.com/S29GcZ1Mgb
Behind, the gc group was falling apart. Otherwise known as: small groups on the road. With Dennis pushing, Kelderman would lose contact. His teammate Hindely would go with the Dennis led group.📢 With 31 km to go, 4 chasers trail @ballero_94 at 1'. @INEOSGrenadiers hits the front again in the Maglia Rosa Group.
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) October 24, 2020
📢 31 km al termine. Davanti @ballero_94 inseguito da 4 corridori a 1'. Nel gruppo Maglia Rosa è di nuovo la @INEOSGrenadiers a fare il ritmo. #Giro pic.twitter.com/qbCkRLiQDF
Ahead, Rubio had been caught by Ballerini and Serry. They would soon be caught by the Dennis led group. Nine kilometers to go and they had 1:29 over the pink jersey group.Giro d'Italia 2020 | Stage 20
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) October 24, 2020
⚡️Rubio @Movistar_Team
⏱️ 1'15'' > Gruppo @taogeoghegan @JaiHindley
⏱️ 1'55'' > Gruppo Maglia Rosa @W1lcokelderman
🏁16 km to go#Giro
Under five kilometers to go and the gap was under 1:30. Four kilometers and 1:07 as Nibali dropped form that second group. Jumping from that group Almeida.Giro d'Italia 2020 | Stage 20
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) October 24, 2020
⚡️@taogeoghegan, Rohan Dennis, @JaiHindley, @Pieter_Serry
⏱️1'46'' > Gruppo Maglia Rosa @W1lcokelderman
🏁6 km#Giro
#Giro - Stage 20 - Top 10 pic.twitter.com/ZWHwqkSktw
— La Flamme Rouge (@laflammerouge16) October 24, 2020
#Giro - GC after Stage 20 pic.twitter.com/94qXgKhaZE
— La Flamme Rouge (@laflammerouge16) October 24, 2020
The Fantino holdings in the steep Bussia vineyard of Monforte are crucial to this endeavor. They sustainably work old vines in the small Dardi sub-section, a perfectly exposed plot that gives rich, structured Barolo as good young as it is old. The traditionalist ways in the cellar, with spontaneous fermentations and an eschewal of new oak, only serve to highlight the impeccably farmed fruit from this time-tested site.
The food: Why not try making homemade agnolotti? But to be honest, I had a crazy work week and ordered some froze from Cotogna to eat at home. I have no regrets.
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