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Barbera

Barbera

Barbera is planted extensively in Piedmont and south-west Lombardy and accounts for over 50% of the wine produced in the region. The majority is sold simply as Barbera del Piemonte, but the best wines are the DOCs, Barbera d'Alba and Barbera d'Asti. It ripens late (after Dolcetto but before Nebbiolo).

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2020 Barbera d'Alba, Scudetto, Mascarello Giuseppe & Figlio, Piedmont, Italy
For laying down
£35.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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2021 Barbera d'Alba, Superiore, Diego & Damiano Barale, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will keep
2013 Barbera d'Alba, Francia, Giacomo Conterno, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will keep
2016 Barbera d'Alba, Francia, Giacomo Conterno, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will keep
2023 Barbera d'Asti, Fletcher, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will keep
£20.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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2022 Langhe Freisa, Valle dei Salici, Luigi Giordano, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will improve
£18.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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2022 Barbera d'Alba, Buschet, Luigi Giordano, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will improve
£18.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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2022 Barbera d'Alba, Ciabot Camerano, Marcarini, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will keep
£22.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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2019 Barbera d'Asti, La Crena, Vietti, Piedmont, Italy
Ready, but will keep
£106.50
- magnum (150 cl)

Learn more about Barbera

The wines are usually ruby red in colour with notably low levels of tannins. They have a pronounced acidity that can be accentuated by overproduction. Barbera wines range from light, tart mouthwashers through to powerful, intensely flavoured wines that require extended cellaring.