Barbera d'Alba, Azienda Agricola Mario Giribaldi
Description
A Barbera with all its most typical characteristics: fresh and ripe fruit, fresh acidity which makes it a perfect wine for many accompaniments. It is a powerful, full-bodied wine that is highly drinkable!
£22.95
Quantity Available: 5
Product Code: S15378
Country
Italy
Region
Piedmont
Vintage
2021
Bottle Size
75cl
Closure
natural cork
Organic
YES
Vegan
YES
Vegetarian
YES
Grape Varieties
Barbera
Producer Details
The Mario Giribaldi agricultural company was founded at the beginning of the 20th century and has now continued for three generations. Those were difficult times then and agriculture was not only one of the rare sources of sustenance, but also a source of pride for those ties with a land that caused suffering, but people were used to sacrificing themselves for the land.
Today, following the example of tradition and for the love of something as true and alive as wine, they continue the conversation started by their fathers and even before that by their grandparents, with the same will and passion. Thet are a family business not only because we represent the third generation of a family that for years has dedicated itself to the cultivation of its land, but above all because today they are a large FAMILY of ten people who every day, proudly and unitedly, share the passion for their own work.
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