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If I Could Buy Only One – May 24th Vintages Release
We asked our writers, “If you could buy only one wine from the May 24th release, which one would it be and why?” Torre Mora Scalunera Etna Bianco 2023, Sicily, Italy$32.95, Medovino ImportsSara d’Amato – This week I find myself captivated by a volcanic jewel from the lofty slopes of Mount Etna–a high elevation-born carricante […] More
Buyer’s Guide to Vintages May 24th Release
Ontario Wine is Busting Out All Over, Trends from Cuvee 2025By David Lawrason with notes from Michael Godel, Sara d’Amato and Megha Jandhyala Our cool spring may have delayed the flowering and fruit set in Ontario’s vineyards longer than wished, but Ontario wine is in full bloom here in late May in terms of events […] More
Oreno dinner at La Palma – May 28th
Four delicious courses, seven exceptional wines. Join us for a delightful evening at La Palma for the Oreno Dinner. Join winery owner Alberto Moretti and WineAlign’s Michael Godel in a four course tasting menu paired with seven outstanding wines from Tenuta Sette Ponti. Indulge in a culinary experience as you savor exquisite wines paired perfectly with a specially crafted […] More
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Barbera is a red wine grape variety that is the second most-planted variety in Italy (the first is Sangiovese). It gives good yields and can impart deep colour, low tannins and (unusually for a warm-climate red grape) high levels of acid. Barbera d'Asti is one of the most renowned of the Barbera based wines, found in two main variants: Barbera d'Asti Superiore which must be aged in big oak barrels or small French oak barrels for at least six months, and plain Barbera d'Asti which is not required to be aged in oak. The wine has a strong aging potential; the "Superiore" kind can often be aged from three to eight years or even more. The best producers see its potential as being almost as great as that of nebbiolo.
