CuvéeBarbarescoRed

Barbera d'Alba

バルベーラ・ダルバ

Bruno Rocca

Barbera

About this wine

100% Barbera from the village of Neive, specifically the Currà and Fausoni crus, with vines averaging 50-60 years old on limestone and blue marl soils. Vinified in stainless steel for 10-15 days, then matured 12 months in French oak barrique. Bright deep garnet in color, with an intense nose of ripe plum, blackberry, cherry, and red mulberry alongside walnut, pink pepper, and toasted almond notes. The palate is mouth-filling, warm, and harmonious with a round, elegant expression.

Beginner's Note

Juicy, food-friendly, and easy to love — a great first step into Piedmont reds.

Sommelier's Note

"From 50-60 year old vines, this Barbera has a depth and warmth that punches well above its everyday-wine price."

Food Pairings

A natural match for Neapolitan-style pizza, braised pork ribs, and rich tomato-based pasta dishes.

When to drink it

Casual dinners, pizza nights, everyday drinking

Specs

Grape Varieties
Barbera
Style
Red
Alcohol
14%
Price Range
$40-50 (reference, ex-tax US market average)

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Barbera from the Currà and Fausoni crus in Neive, vines 50-60 years old on limestone and blue marl soils. Vinified in stainless steel 10-15 days, aged 12 months in French oak barrique. ABV approximately 14%.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the grapes come from?
From the village of Neive, specifically the Currà and Fausoni crus, on limestone and blue marl soils with vines averaging 50-60 years old.
What does it taste like?
Ripe plum, blackberry, cherry, and red mulberry aromas with walnut, pink pepper, and toasted almond notes; the palate is warm, round, and elegant.
How long is it aged?
Vinified in stainless steel for 10-15 days, then matured for 12 months in French oak barrique.

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