Bonarda
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Some believe Bonarda, from northeastern Italy’s Piedmont region, has been grown in California under the name Charbono. But now, this notion has largely been disproved. It would come as surprise to many, that Bonarda is the most widely planted read more...
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Bonarda on Snooth
With deep notes of plum, moist earth and tobacco on the nose, backed up by noticeable but not offensive vanilla notes, this smells like it's going to deliver a pretty powerful layer of dark fruit. On the palate there is...
Not that they're related, but your Mencia for some reason made me think of Bonarda, which might be another good option on the more esoteric side of the house.
Charles - they really haven't hit it with pinot noir yet. They're trying it in ... tasted are concerned. Bonarda has one of the longest histories as until just a few years ago it was the most widely planted red. If...
Has anyone had anything of good quality from Argentina that isn't a malbec or ... Perhaps I should try the bonardas cheer
Jammy aromas of blackberry and raspberry with hints of nutmeg; medium bodied and straightforward on the palate with a brief finish of tart black fruit and a hint of oak. One liter bottle has a convenient reclosable top....
According to their website, the Julia Wine #16 is a Cabernet Sauvignon/Bonarda blend whereas their #18 is straight Bonarda. I'm trying a bottle tonight!
Popular Regions for Bonarda
- Mendoza
- Argentina
- Oltrepò Pavese
- Lujan De Cuyo
- Italy
- Lombardy
- Spain
- San Juan
- Altos De Mendoza
- Vista Flores
- Colli Piacentini
- Colonia
- Lombardia
- Santa Rosa
- Famatina Valley






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