CuvéeTreisoRed

Barbera d'Asti Loreto

バルベーラ・ダスティ ロレート

Agricola Molino

Barbera

About this wine

Named after the Loreto sub-zone in the commune of Costigliole d'Asti where its grapes are grown, this Barbera d'Asti is dry and full-bodied with an intense ruby red colour. The nose shows persistent raspberry and carnation, followed by a palate of raspberry, pomegranate, violet and cherry, with a firm, fine and generous fruit-forward texture.

Beginner's Note

Juicy, fruit-forward and food-friendly — a great everyday introduction to Piedmontese Barbera.

Sommelier's Note

"James Suckling has rated the Barbera d'Asti Loreto around 90 points — proof that everyday Barbera can still show real character."

Food Pairings

Excellent with braised meats, salami and cured pork, tomato-based pasta, and pizza; also pairs nicely with yakitori and grilled chicken with tare sauce.

When to drink it

Casual dinners, pizza and pasta nights, everyday drinking

Specs

Grape Varieties
Barbera
Style
Red
Alcohol
15%
Price Range
¥2,000-2,800 (reference conversion from overseas retail prices of roughly $13-18 USD; no confirmed Japanese import listing found)

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Barbera from the Loreto sub-zone in Costigliole d'Asti. Barbera d'Asti DOCG, approximately 15% ABV.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this Barbera called 'Loreto'?
Loreto is named after its zone of origin — a sub-area within the commune of Costigliole d'Asti where Agricola Molino's Barbera vines are grown.
What does Barbera d'Asti Loreto taste like?
It's dry and full-bodied, with aromas of raspberry and carnation and flavors of raspberry, pomegranate, violet and cherry, backed by firm, fruit-forward structure.
What food pairs well with this wine?
Braised meats, salami, tomato-based pasta and pizza are classic pairings; it also works nicely with yakitori and other grilled, sauce-glazed chicken dishes.
Is Barbera d'Asti Loreto a good introduction to Barbera?
Yes — its juicy fruit and food-friendly acidity make it an approachable, versatile everyday red for those new to Piedmontese Barbera.

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