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== Style ==
== Style ==
Medium - Bodied Red Wine
Medium - Bodied Red Wine
[[Category:Medium - Bodied Red Wine]]


== Description ==
== Description ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
Cherry, Licorice, Blackberry, Herbs, Oak
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File:Black cherry.png|Black Cherry|link=Category:Black Cherry
File:Licorice.png|Licorice|link=Category:Licorice
File:Blackberry.png|Blackberry|link=Category:Blackberry
File:Herbs.png|Herbs|link=Category:Herbs
File:Oak.png|Oak|link=Category:Oak
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[[Category:Black Cherry]]
[[Category:Licorice]]
[[Category:Blackberry]]
[[Category:Oak]]
[[Category:Herbs]]


== Available Brands ==
== Available Brands ==
*currently none available*
*currently none available*

Latest revision as of 13:53, 21 July 2021

Pronunciation

"Bar-bear-uh"

Style

Medium - Bodied Red Wine


Description

Barbera has long filled-in the low slopes and valleys of Northern Italy. It’s considered a lesser wine to Nebbiolo and is considered 'the wine of the people'. Old world styles are much fresher in style, with tart blackberry notes and ample acidity.

Food

  • what does this taste good with*

Notes

Available Brands

  • currently none available*