Barbera d'Alba

DOC Superiore

Silky, austere with spices and jam

On an organoleptic level, it is striking for its wide organoleptic endowment capable of ranging from notes of ripe fruit to spices, from floral to graphite and pastry notes.

  • Grape variety

    Barbera grown in Guyot with sustainable viticulture.

    A generous vine with great vigor and rusticity, thanks to the average age of the vines exceeding 30 years, the decisive summer leaf removal and thinning operations with the elimination of the wings from the bunch at veraison, leads to the achievement of a great vegetative balance useful for the production of small bunches and qualitatively very valuable for an excellent wine.

  • Harvest

    It falls in the first days of October with manual selection, usually delayed in order to complete ripening the fruit, reduction of the acid component and general increase in quality.

  • Winemaking

    The grapes are gently destemmed with light crushing and subsequent cold static maceration on the skins for 1 day to promote the natural enzymatic processes. Alcoholic fermentation at 24° C for 25 days with frequent punching down to promote the production of the rich aromatic set and a good extraction of the anthocyanins, authors of the intense color of this wine.

  • Serving suggestion

    Temperature: 16-18°C and consume it in 10-15 years.

    Its generosity makes it a multifaceted wine.

  • Pairings

    A wine of great elegance and pleasantness, it is also suitable in combination with courses with sauces or richer in fats: both hot and cold appetizers, first courses, savoury pies, second courses of white meats (especially duck) and red meats (beef, lamb or pork) or medium to long-aged cheeses.

  • Tasting notes

    Colour: intense ruby red with violet and cardinal reflections.

    Bouquet: notes of violet and jam of red berries, blackberry, cherry and plum. With ageing, spicy tones appear, hints of cherry in alcohol, bitter cocoa and graphite.

    Palate: velvety and enveloping with intense notes of flowers and red berries that are represented. The elegant acidulous vein that gives fragrance and freshness is barely hinted at, moderated by the silky and persistent sensation of sweet softness, toasted notes and the sensation of bitter chocolate powder.

  • Vineyard characteristics

    Area of origin: La Morra and Roddi d'Alba. 

    Exposure: East

    Average altitude: 250 -270 m above sea level

    Year of planting: 1965-1990

    Soil: Sant'Agata Fossil marls mixed with sandy.

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Barbera d'Alba

DOC Superiore

Silky, austere with spices and jam

On an organoleptic level, it is striking for its wide organoleptic endowment capable of ranging from notes of ripe fruit to spices, from floral to graphite and pastry notes.

  • Grape variety

    Barbera grown in Guyot with sustainable viticulture.

    A generous vine with great vigor and rusticity, thanks to the average age of the vines exceeding 30 years, the decisive summer leaf removal and thinning operations with the elimination of the wings from the bunch at veraison, leads to the achievement of a great vegetative balance useful for the production of small bunches and qualitatively very valuable for an excellent wine.

  • Harvest

    It falls in the first days of October with manual selection, usually delayed in order to complete ripening the fruit, reduction of the acid component and general increase in quality.

  • Winemaking

    The grapes are gently destemmed with light crushing and subsequent cold static maceration on the skins for 1 day to promote the natural enzymatic processes. Alcoholic fermentation at 24° C for 25 days with frequent punching down to promote the production of the rich aromatic set and a good extraction of the anthocyanins, authors of the intense color of this wine.

  • Serving suggestion

    Temperature: 16-18°C and consume it in 10-15 years.

    Its generosity makes it a multifaceted wine.

  • Pairings

    A wine of great elegance and pleasantness, it is also suitable in combination with courses with sauces or richer in fats: both hot and cold appetizers, first courses, savoury pies, second courses of white meats (especially duck) and red meats (beef, lamb or pork) or medium to long-aged cheeses.

  • Tasting notes

    Colour: intense ruby red with violet and cardinal reflections.

    Bouquet: notes of violet and jam of red berries, blackberry, cherry and plum. With ageing, spicy tones appear, hints of cherry in alcohol, bitter cocoa and graphite.

    Palate: velvety and enveloping with intense notes of flowers and red berries that are represented. The elegant acidulous vein that gives fragrance and freshness is barely hinted at, moderated by the silky and persistent sensation of sweet softness, toasted notes and the sensation of bitter chocolate powder.

  • Vineyard characteristics

    Area of origin: La Morra and Roddi d'Alba. 

    Exposure: East

    Average altitude: 250 -270 m above sea level

    Year of planting: 1965-1990

    Soil: Sant'Agata Fossil marls mixed with sandy.

  • Available formats


Technical sheet and useful files View press kit

Vineyard Characteristics

Area of origin: La Morra and Roddi d'Alba

Exposure: East

Average altitude: 250 - 270 m above sea level

Year of planting: 1965 - 1990

Soil: Mixed and sandy Sant'Agata marl

Our heritage

For over a century, our family has preserved a winemaking tradition that is reflected in our historic labels, true symbols of the winery's identity. From the first vinifications in the vineyards of La Morra to the most recent productions, each label tells a passage of our evolution.