All About BARBERA
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- From the land of big nebbiolo wines like Barolo and Barbaresco, comes an equally interesting red wine grape: Barbera. Filled with color and acidity, discover with us a little bit about this grape that is more commonly found than one might think. And, best yet, find out more about some Barbera wines you can try for yourself.
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Vero, Wonderful, beautiful, and very informative video on the prolific Barbera grape! Thank you, once again for your great video!
Thank you so much for your kind comment 😊
Excellent video, Grazie. I use Barbera from Suisun Valley California shipped east to me in Massachusetts; it makes a tasty wine. Also low in pH.
Thank you for the comment! That sounds like an interesting Barbera you make... it probably is tasty :)
Hi Vero.. Barbera is very well know in the US, they grow wonderfully in CA and WA.
It’s a great grape also to adapt to climate change. It loves heat and has naturally high acid content.
ln Turkey l can find only Prunotto Barbera D'alba. l enjoy it but don't know how good it is compared to other wineries
Prunotto is a famous winery from Monforte in the Langhe. We don't work with them specifically, but rather with another winery from Monforte, Aldo Clerico. What is important that you enjoy the wine! :)
I thought this was about the wine, turns out to be an advert
Thanks for the comment; if you want to learn more about the grape you can also check out this article: verovino.com/vero-blog/about-barbera-italian-red-wine-grape-piedmont-alba-asti
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