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With spinach pizza:

1999 Aldo Conterno, Barbera D’Alba:

Barbera-esque nose with plum, spice and vinous elements combining for an integrated and voluptuous nose; flavors follow the nose in a smooth, broad but shallow profile that despite sufficient acidity gives a soft impression; good persistence. Aside from the acidity, there is no structure evident here and hence, I would not cellar this wine even a year. To my palate, a sort of nouveau barbera; certainly not unpleasant but with little to bring me back. Even so, I suspect this a wine that many folks will love if served with food. Imported by Vias Imports.

Drink now.

Aside: this continues a long streak of barberas that have little or no appeal. Does anybody know of a wine made from this variety that is worth my time/money?

Best, Jim

www.CowanCellars.com

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