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Barbaresco Wine

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"Discover the elegance of Barbaresco wines in our curated collection. Revered for its finesse and rich flavors, Barbaresco stands as a testament to Italy's winemaking prowess. Whether you're seeking to buy a bottle for a special occasion or simply shop for a delightful sipper, our Barbaresco range promises to enchant every palate."
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  • Piero Busso Barbera d’ Alba Stefanetto 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Piero Busso Barbera d’ Alba Stefanetto 2019

    $82.12
    or $78.01 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Piero Busso Barbera d’ Alba Majano 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Piero Busso Barbera d’ Alba Majano 2020

    $64.05
    or $60.84 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Piero Busso Barbaresco San Stunet 2019 (1500ml)-Red Wine-World Wine

    Piero Busso Barbaresco San Stunet 2019 (1500ml)

    $363.36
    or $345.19 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Piero Busso Barbaresco San Stunet 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Piero Busso Barbaresco San Stunet 2019

    $171.02
    or $162.47 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Piero Busso Barbaresco Gallina 2018-Red Wine-World Wine

    Piero Busso Barbaresco Gallina 2018

    $220.13
    or $209.12 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Piero Busso Barbaresco Albesani Vigna Borgese 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Piero Busso Barbaresco Albesani Vigna Borgese 2019

    $171.02
    or $162.47 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Albino Rocca Barbaresco Angelo 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Albino Rocca Barbaresco Angelo 2019

    $207.68
    or $197.29 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Cigliuti Barbaresco ‘Serraboella’ 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Cigliuti Barbaresco ‘Serraboella’ 2021

    $175.06
    or $164.91 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Cigliuti Barbaresco ‘Vie Erte’ 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Cigliuti Barbaresco ‘Vie Erte’ 2021

    $129.89
    or $121.92 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Cantina Del Pino Barberesco ‘Gallina’ 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Cantina Del Pino Barberesco ‘Gallina’ 2019

    $131.73
    or $125.15 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Cantina Del Pino Barberesco 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Cantina Del Pino Barberesco 2019

    $100.73
    or $95.70 in case of 6 bottles.
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Barbaresco hails from the Piedmont region of Italy, often mentioned in the same breath as its prestigious counterpart, Barolo. Both wines are crafted from the Nebbiolo grape, yet Barbaresco is known for its more accessible and softer profile. The region's unique terroir, characterized by calcareous marl soils and a particular Barbaresco hails from the Piedmont region of Italy, often mentioned in the same breath as its prestigious counterpart, Barolo. Both wines are crafted from the Nebbiolo grape, yet Barbaresco is known for its more accessible and softer profile. The region's unique terroir, characterized by calcareous marl soils and a particular microclimate, allows the grapes to develop distinct aromas of red cherries, dried roses, and hints of earthy truffles. Typically, Barbaresco undergoes a shorter aging process compared to Barolo, resulting in a wine that can be enjoyed relatively young. Its elegant tannic structure and vibrant acidity make it a favorite among enthusiasts, offering a wine experience that is both rich in tradition and flavor. The essence of Barbaresco captures the timeless beauty and passion of Italian winemaking, presenting a taste journey that echoes the rolling hills and misty mornings of its homeland. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of wines are Barbaresco known for?
Barbaresco is celebrated for producing world-class red wines, specifically from the Nebbiolo grape. These wines are renowned for their elegance, depth, and complexity. In their youth, Barbaresco wines can exhibit flavors of plum, cherry, and raspberry, coupled with floral notes like roses and violets. As they age, they evolve to reveal layers of truffles, forest floor, anise, and tobacco. Their enchanting aroma, combined with a balanced acidity and prominent tannins, ensures that Barbaresco wines are unmistakably distinct. The wines typically have a garnet hue that deepens with age. In terms of aging potential, a well-crafted Barbaresco can gracefully mature for decades, becoming more nuanced and harmonious with time.

Where are Barbaresco wines made?
Barbaresco wines are crafted in the Barbaresco wine region located in the Piedmont area of northern Italy. This region is nestled between the Tanaro River and the Apennine Mountains. The terroir here is characterized by calcareous marl soils, which, combined with the area's specific microclimate, plays a pivotal role in the wine's unique profile. The Barbaresco zone is compact, covering three communes: Barbaresco, Neive, and Treiso. Each of these areas imparts a slight variation to the wine, giving enthusiasts an array of expressions to explore.

What are the best Barbaresco wines?
Identifying the "best" Barbaresco wines can be subjective as preferences vary among enthusiasts. However, several producers have gained acclaim for consistently delivering outstanding wines. Names such as Gaja, Bruno Giacosa, and Produttori del Barbaresco often resonate among Barbaresco aficionados. Specific vineyards, like Asili, Rabajà, and Montefico, have also garnered attention for producing top-tier Barbaresco wines. When hunting for the best, vintage plays a crucial role. Exceptional years, such as 2010, 2016, and 2019, have produced wines with remarkable aging potential and complexity.

Are Barbaresco wines affordable?
Barbaresco wines, given their reputation and the meticulous craftsmanship involved, can command premium prices, especially for renowned producers and outstanding vintages. However, "affordable" is a relative term in the wine world. While some Barbaresco bottles can fetch hundreds of dollars, there are also several high-quality options available at more accessible price points, especially when considering younger vintages or less-known producers who adhere to the region's traditional winemaking principles. For those who appreciate Nebbiolo's allure but are budget-conscious, Barbaresco offers a more wallet-friendly alternative to the often pricier Barolo, without compromising on quality or depth of flavor.
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