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De Forville

De Forville, Barbera d'Asti "Ca' Del Buc"

Piedmont, ItalyRed · Barbera
$21750ml7 available
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In the glass

About this bottle

Wine Type: Red
Vintage: Varies by release
Bottle Size: 750ml
Grape Variety: Barbera
Appellation: Barbera d’Asti DOCG
Country: Italy
Region: Piedmont (Asti)
Producer: De Forville
Vineyard: Barbera parcels in the Asti zone
Soil: Limestone and clay-limestone influence
Farming: Sustainable, traditional Piedmont farming
Alcohol: 14% 
Fermentation: Traditional red fermentation emphasizing freshness
Aging: Neutral and/or older oak aging to round without sweetening

Tasting Note:
Great Barbera is all about juicy fruit and electric acidity, and “Ca’ del Buc” lives in that sweet spot. Think black cherry, plum, violet, and a little baking spice, with a bright, mouthwatering finish that makes it insanely food-friendly. Medium-bodied, dry, and energetic, it’s the kind of red that works on a Tuesday but still feels like it has a point of view. A perfect bottle for red sauce pasta, meatballs, pizza, roast chicken, or burgers when you want the wine to keep things lively.

About the Producer:
De Forville is a classic Piedmont name with a clean, traditional sensibility. The style here favors balance and drinkability, keeping Barbera’s natural brightness front and center.

Tastes like black cherry · plum · violet · baking spice

  • Cherry
  • Plum
  • Flowers
  • Spice

Taste

At the table
Pasta, poultry, red meat.

The bottle, at a glance

Grapes
Barbera
Region
Piedmont, ItalyAsti
Style
Red
Farming
Sustainable
Alcohol
14%
Soil
Limestone and clay-limestone influence
Vineyard
Cascina Buc
Aging
Neutral and/or older oak aging
PiedmontItaly
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