A classic, but simple, expression of barbera, this wine from the Mionetto empire offers a nose of sour cherry and mixed berries, filtered through wood and a touch of vanilla. The palate is surprisingly dense, that sour cherry character really amped up here, with slightly green finish.

B / $15 / freixenetmionettousa.com

2014 Pertinace Barbera d’Alba DOC

$15

8

Rating

8.0/10

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