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| Barbera is one of the
most popular
and famous wines made in Piedmont, a region in the far northwest of
Italy.
Since ancient times, some of the very best of these have come from
Barbera
grapes grown near the city of Asti, where this wine comes from. Tasting Notes: Aged six months in oak, our Barbera d'Asti Superiore delivers a gorgeous bouquet suggestive of cherries and chocolate intertwined with hints of honey and smoke - qualities also found in its bright, vibrantly rich flavors.
RECENT VINTAGES 2004 - One bicchiere - Gambero Rosso, Italian Wines 2007 2003 - Two bicchieri - Gambero Rosso, Italian Wines 2006 |
Region: Piedmont
Classification: Barbera d'Asti DOC Area of Production: Basso Monferrato Astigiano Grape Variety: 100% Barbera Soil: Limy Average Age of Vines: 15-20 years Trellising System: Guyot Production per Acre: 2.68 tons Vinification Technique: Slow maceration on the must Maturation: In oak barrels for 6 months Total Acidity: 6.2 g/l Residual Sugar: unknown PH: 3.40 Alcohol: 13.5% Total Cases Produced: 2,910 |