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BERA 'BASARIN' BARBARESCO RISERVA 2018, Piedmont

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Category: ITALIAN RED

BERA 'BASARIN' BARBARESCO RISERVA 2018 is an Italian red wine from Piedmont, presented here under the Barbaresco Riserva designation for the 2018 vintage.

  • Category: Italian Red
  • Vintage: 2018
  • Region: Piedmont
  • Aromas of violet, red fruit jam, pepper, vanilla, and liquorice
  • Structured, dry, and balanced on the palate
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The nose on this 2018 Barbaresco Riserva just keeps unfolding, layer after layer of dark cherry and something almost floral. It's still young but the structure is there, and I can tell this bottle will only get better over the next few years.

Mia ★★★★★

Opened this for a special dinner and the 2018 Riserva poured beautifully—deep and structured, with that classic Piedmont grip that needs a bit of air. It’s a proper Barbaresco, and the extra aging shows in how the tannins have softened into something elegant.

Amelia ★★★★★

That 2018 vintage really shows how well Barbaresco ages—the tannins have softened beautifully but it still has that classic Piedmont structure. I opened it with braised beef and the earthy finish paired perfectly. Definitely worth cellaring a few more years if you can resist.

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