Piedmont is, of course, the birthplace of the Nebbiolo grape and the resulting Barolo wines. However, Piedmont has another trump card: Barbera. Barbera wine from around the famous village of Asti is different from Alba. In Alba, Nebbiolo is the priority, while in Asti, Barbera is the main grape. This Cascina Garitina Firina Barbera d'Asti is from the Cascina Garitina family estate. Its founding dates back to around 1900, but the exact date is unfortunately unclear. What is clear is that they have made a splash in recent decades with their excellent Barbera wines. In recent years, significant investment has been made in the vineyards, resulting in dazzling wines where traditions are simply combined with contemporary techniques.
Thanks to the efforts of the family behind the Cascina Garitina winery, the Barbera grapes are of the highest quality. This is also the secret of this Cascina Garitina Firina Barbera d'Asti. An elegant flavor that reveals the characteristic aromas of a Barbera d'Asti: crisp pomegranate, spring violet, and ripped vanilla pods. A refined combination that will only further fuel your love of Piedmontese wines.
