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Roberto Voerzio Il Cerreto Barbera d'Alba 2021
$67.00
VINTAGES#:
13544
750 ml bottle
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Product Details
Roberto Voerzio is a legend, and his wines have achieved cult status. This Barbera was first produced in 2003 and is a top-tier example of the grape's fresh, versatile style. It's always intense and focused, with well-detailed black fruit, spice and mineral notes and the potential to cellar for a decade or more from vintage.
More Details
- Release DateApril 4, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol14%
- Made InPiedmont, Italy
- ByVintages Front Line Release
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalBarbera
Product Details
Roberto Voerzio is a legend, and his wines have achieved cult status. This Barbera was first produced in 2003 and is a top-tier example of the grape's fresh, versatile style. It's always intense and focused, with well-detailed black fruit, spice and mineral notes and the potential to cellar for a decade or more from vintage.
More Details
- Release DateApril 4, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol14%
- Made InPiedmont, Italy
- ByVintages Front Line Release
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalBarbera
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