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Coppo Barbera d'Asti Camp du Rouss 2005

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Winery:
Coppo
Varietal:
Barbera
Region:
Italy > Piemonte > Asti > Barbera d'Asti
Type:
Red Wine
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User Tags:  meat, leather, (tree) fruit, cherry, wildberry, stone fruits, jam, color descriptors, wine spectator, deep 


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Barbera is one of the classic Grapes of Italy's Piedmont region, though it is popular throughout much of Northwest Italy and has gained a following in California. Searing acidity has been a trait of Barbera though modern viticultural techniques and warmer regions have tamed the acidity, resulting in medium-bodied wines with bright, red fruit tones that feature hints of violets, earth and plum with just a whisper of tannin.

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Camp du Rouss is deep red in color with garnet highlights. If offers textbook Barbera aromas of crushed cherry and wild berry jam, followed by notes of leather and herbs, and a hint of smoke. On the palate, Camp du Rouss is bright, with luscious, soft tannins. The supple layers of fruit are backed by Barbera's trademark acidity making it the ideal food wine. Recommended with meat in rich wine sauces, roastbeef, cured meats and medium-aged cheese.


 

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