Barbera Del Monferrato Wine

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  April 2009

  Casalone Barbera del Monferato Brico Morlantino 2006

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  No written review

  Wine review by gcbrink

  
  
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  January 2009

  Bricco Mondalino Barbera del Monferrato Superiore 2003

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  Very nice red wine that I serve with beef tenderloin.

  Wine review by Donald Myers

  
  

• January 2009

  Terry - well let me first say, welcome to Snooth! I think you are looking for something like this, which got a nice review: http://www.snooth.com/wine/braida-di-giacomo-bologna-barbera-del-monferrato-la-monella-frizzante-2005/ I dont see that for sale in the US, but am still... Read moreTerry - well let me first say, welcome to Snooth! I think you are looking for something like this, which got a nice review: http://www.snooth.com/wine/braida-di-giacomo-bologna-barbera-del-monferrato-la-monella-frizzante-2005/ I dont see that for sale in the US, but am still looking for you though...    (hide)

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• July 2008

  Here's to Barbera del Monferrato Superiore! No wines available on Snooth just yet ( http://www.snooth.com/wines/Barbera+del+Monferrato+Superiore ). Maybe the DOCG-ship will help with distribution. Read moreHere's to Barbera del Monferrato Superiore! No wines available on Snooth just yet ( http://www.snooth.com/wines/Barbera+del+Monferrato+Superiore ). Maybe the DOCG-ship will help with distribution.    (hide)

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• July 2008

  I am still toying with the shape and tone of this blog so forgive me as I feel ... hearty congratulations to Barbera del Monferrato Superiore for becoming Italy's 37th DOCG. This completes the recognition of Piedmont's workhorse grapes Dolcetto (see Dogliani) and Barbera. I will be... Read moreI am still toying with the shape and tone of this blog so forgive me as I feel ... hearty congratulations to Barbera del Monferrato Superiore for becoming Italy's 37th DOCG. This completes the recognition of Piedmont's workhorse grapes Dolcetto (see Dogliani) and Barbera. I will be exploring this elevation in more depth in another post but I did not want BMS fans to waste another minute in planning their parties. And lastly for this week, in a news article that I can currently not confirm - so please take it as rumor - the Italian government seems to have approved the use of Bag-in-Box for Italian DOC wines. Exempt from this would be DOCG and any wines using the Riserva, Superiore or vigna designations. If true it would mark a significant departure from past dogma and open the door to the possibility of good quality Italian wine appearing in the Box format. I whole-heartedly support such initiatives and I hope producers take advantage of the new packaging options and begin to allow other modifications such as permitting screw caps for DOC wines as well. Thank you for taking the time and see you again in two weeks. Robert Scibelli is a lecturer and administrator at New York’s premier wine school, International Wine Center    (hide)

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  June 2008

  Braida di Giacomo Bologna Barbera del Monferrato la Monella Frizzante 2005

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  This is a very interesting wine that I would not have ever tried if my wife and I hadn't visited the Braida winery. I've never had anything like it. It doesn't have award winning complexity of Braida's other barberas, but the wine is utterly refreshing and enjoyable. It's... Read moreThis is a very interesting wine that I would not have ever tried if my wife and I hadn't visited the Braida winery. I've never had anything like it. It doesn't have award winning complexity of Braida's other barberas, but the wine is utterly refreshing and enjoyable. It's 'frizzante' versus being still or sparkling, so it has just enough carbonation to tickle your tongue. It is also lower in alcohol, so it makes for a very refreshing, berry-fruit wine for a hot summer day.    (hide)

  Wine review by dallasboiler

  
  
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  September 2007

  Bera Vittorio E Figli Barbera del Monferrato le Verrane 2004

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  Very good concentration. Rich palate of blackberries with juicy acidity. Long finish with hints of chocolate. Very Lively

  Wine review by Damien Carter

  
  

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