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Gianni Doglia "Casa Doglia" Barbara d'Asti

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Category: Barbera

Gianni Doglia "Casa Doglia" Barbera d'Asti is a red wine in the Barbera category, described as robust, earthy, and dark-fruited. It is a full-bodied wine from Piedmont, Italy, and is well suited to hearty meals.

  • Varietal: Barbera
  • Style: full-bodied red wine with dark fruit and earthy notes
  • Region: Piedmont, Italy
  • Pairing: steaks and marinated meats
  • Size: 700–750 ml
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

This Barbera’s earthy notes paired perfectly with a mushroom risotto last night — the dark fruit came through without overwhelming the dish. It’s full-bodied enough to stand up to hearty food but still smooth on the finish. Definitely a repeat buy for Sunday dinners.

Emily P. ★★★★★

First opened it with a simple pasta dinner and that earthy, dark-fruit character really came through. The full body and robust finish made it feel like a much more expensive bottle than it is.

Andrew ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth this Barbera drinks despite being full-bodied; the dark fruit really comes through without being jammy. It’s got that classic earthy Piedmont depth but finishes clean enough to sip on its own.