
Barbera is a variety which is typical of Piedmont and the second most cultivated in Italy. In the lower area of the district of Monforte d’Alba, “Sant’Anna” it reaches good levels of acidity, ripening and concentration, thanks to the altitude of the site.
| Name Barbera d’Alba D.O.C. |
District Monforte d’Alba |
Vine Barbera |
| Area 0,7 ha in the “S.Anna” area |
Colour Ruby red, brilliant and intense. |
Aroma To the nose Amalia Barbera expresses traces of red fruits like black cherry and cherries in alcohol. |
| Taste The typical acidity of Barbera amalgamates well with the sweetness of the wood and the structure of the wine. The tannic sensation, which is typically little developed in this wine, is a soft memory in. |
Yield 60 q/ha |