Barbera's high acidity and low tannin slice through rich egg pasta and truffle butter, cleansing the palate between each indulgent bite.
Italian cuisineBarbera
A medium body red wine from Piedmont, Italy, known for its cherry and plum notes. Medium tannin and high acidity make it a flexible pairing partner for a wide range of dishes.
What to Eat with Barbera
Five expert pairings — start with your food, find your wine.
Barbera is the quintessential pizza wine: its bright acidity matches tomato sauce while spicy pepperoni fat is cut by the wine's freshness.
Italian cuisineSlow-cooked meat sauce with tomato is Barbera's home court: the wine's acidity keeps the rich ragù from feeling heavy.
Italian cuisinePork's mild sweetness and sage's earthiness complement Barbera's dark cherry fruit and herbal finish without tannic conflict.
Italian cuisineThis sweet-sour Sicilian relish mirrors Barbera's own bright acidity and fruit-forward profile, making a satisfying vegetarian match.
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