We’ve finally (!) come to the end of my first go-round with the Monferrato Barbera folks over at MyNameIsBarbera.com. Hard to believe that initial Barbera gig has finished (though I may be working with the Piedmontese in other capacities in the new year – stay tuned).
In my final piece in the Barbera Moves series, I urge you to kind of ignore Barbera; temporarily, at least. To put that ostensibly odd stance in proper context, here’s a brief quote (and yeah, I am quoting myself):
Barbera is the “gateway drug” to the rest of Piedmont. Barbera is a bridge that starts an adventure into the history, land, people, and tastes that make up such compelling and unique wines as Ruchè, Grignolino, Albarossa.
from MyNameIsBarbera.com
Anyway… for the full farewell take, grab your whip, fedora, and sense of adventure, then head over to the MNiB site and start reading.
Cheers!
Dude, I’m still playing catch-up.
Did you cover ?
[I am continuing to run into glitches posting comments. Once again.]
Dude, I’m still playing catch-up.
Did you cover Nizza Monferrato wines?
I worked with them for promotion that they did as part of a US-focused program/video series/website.