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Explore Piedmont’s Barbera Vintages & Vineyards

Explore Piedmont’s Barbera Vintages & Vineyards

Pedal through scenic Tuscan vineyards and savor a natural wine tasting with local delicacies. in Piedmont, Italy

2h 30m·Instant booking


Pedal through scenic Tuscan vineyards and savor a natural wine tasting with local delicacies.

I am proudly a producer of Barbera d'Asti, a great wine that is good to drink in the cold months and, slightly cool, in the summer as well. I propose a vertical tasting of three vintages of Barbera d'Asti:
-vendemmia 2020 paired with lard and cured meats,
-vintage 2018 paired with a taste of Bagna Cauda
-vendemmia 2016 paired with medium-aged cheeses. The latter is the grape harvested from my 80-year-old vineyard, which I have chosen to bottle only in magnum.
The tasting is preceded by a walk through my organic vineyards and a short visit to the winery.

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Experience details

Activity type

Visit & TastingFood & WineCheese & WineBike & WineHike & WinePicnic & Wine

Duration

2h 30m

Wines served

Red Wine

Things to see

VineyardsWineryCellarTasting Room

Languages

🇮🇹Italian🇬🇧English

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Adriano Grasso Organic Wines Who we are. Our story Our nickname is “cuilà d Roc”. It comes from Rocco Grasso, son of Battista, a name that appears in just one official document: a purchase deed with a loan dated 1862, signed by a notary in Costigliole d’Asti. We know little about him, but family legend tells us a great deal. He arrived from Montegrosso carrying a wooden bin on his shoulders, with no money but with…

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