Cascina delle Rose 2019 Donna Elena (Barbera d'Alba Superiore)
Strawberry and rhubarb jam mixed with fresh herbs are the first notes in this elegant and classically stylized Barbera. Wild tart berries both red and blue shine on the palate for their purity and balance. Fine tannins, vibrant acidity and savory flavors finish this wine and highlight its complexity and beauty of this wine. Jeff Porter
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Price$35,Buy Now
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DesignationDonna Elena
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterPolaner Selections
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Date Published3/1/2023
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