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Home » Shop for Wine » Shop for Wine » All Products » Michele Chiarlo Barbera d’Asti “Le Orme” 2019
Michele Chiarlo Barbera d'Asti "Le Orme"
$17.00 USD
This bright, red-berry-filled red matches with lighter fare, such as veggies, pasta salads, chicken, pork, and fish (yes! you CAN drink red wine with fish!).
Trivia: “Le Orme” means “the footprint” in Italian, and in fact, it was both the name of a popular Italian progressive rock band of the 1970s as well as the title of an Italian horror film!
About the wine
REGION: Italy | Piedmont | Barbera d’Asti DOCG
GRAPES: 100% Barbera
PH: 3.49
ACIDITY: 6.35 g/L
ABV: 13.9%
AGING:
Minimum of 16 months. Aged for 3 months in large oak casks before refinement in stainless steel and in
bottle
ABV: 13.9%
AGING:
Minimum of 16 months. Aged for 3 months in large oak casks before refinement in stainless steel and in
bottle
What The Critics Say...




This comes from several calcareous laced sedimentary soiled vineyards in the southern part of Asti, primarily La Court Estate and Montemareto in Castelnuovo Calcea, La Serra in Montaldo Scarampi, and Costa delle Monache in Agliano. Fermentation in steel tanks. After 10 days of maceration during ferment, this rested 16 months in stainless prior to release. So perfumed and fragrant, yet precise and serious, with a brilliantly alluring tension between violets, iris, and plums, blueberries. Tannins are long, supple, and whisper fine, and acidity is bright, easily lofting this slight red through the saline finish. True to house style, a seriously finessed wine, and a Barbera worth seeking out. Gismondi on Wine