I fell in love with Barbera d’Asti the first time I opened it for guests, as did they, and it quickly became a go-to recommendation for me. (Steve Wildy)
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Fresh, with vibrant fruit, slightly underripe, and electric acidity. What is it? A Barbera d’Asti, of course.
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THOSE “FOUR THINGS” THAT MAKE BARBERA SO SPECIAL
by editorial staff 5 October 2019Accessibility in its youth, contributes complexity at the table, easy drinking by itself, killer pricing. If you look at those four things to judge all grapes by, very few tick all four boxes.
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Accessibility in its youth, contributes complexity at the table, easy drinking by itself, killer pricing. That’s Barbera d’Asti (Heath Porter)
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BARBERA D’ASTI IN THE NYT (BUT NOT WHERE YOU WOULD EXPECT)
by Jeremy Parzen 11 September 2019Barbera d’Asti has now become part of the zeitgeist and the fabric of food and wine appreciation in the U.S.
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Somewhere in that equilibrium lies the “unbearable lightness,” or should we say, “the un-Barbera-able lightness.”
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American wine lovers learn about wine largely from glass pours at restaurants.
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AN UNTAPPED MARKET FOR BARBERA D’ASTI; THE NON-ITALIAN PIZZERIAS
by Jeremy Parzen 30 July 2019If I had a quarter for every time I heard an American wine professional, Italian-focused and otherwise, say that “Barbera is a great pizza wine,” I’d be a very rich blogger.
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DO YOU REMEMBER THE TIMELESS SURF MOVIE CLASSIC “ENDLESS SUMMER”?
by Jeremy Parzen 23 July 2019The title “Summer Endless” came to mind this week when I read the following line from a write-up and round-up of a wine writer’s favorite “summer wines.”
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Morgan Pruitt is a veteran of the NY Wine scene. He believes in organic certification and loves to pair Barbera d’Asti with braised meats.