
2021 Accornero Giulin Barbera del Monferrato Superiore DOCG
- "Easygoing & Juicy Finish" ~90 JS
- 95-98 Point Vintage ~Wine Spectator
- Easy-Sipping, No-Fuss, You’ll Want to Pour Again & Again!
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About the Wine
This wine is everything you want in a red—approachable, juicy, and full of personality—yet steeped in a winemaking tradition that dates back to 1897. That’s over a century of dedication from the Accornero family, now five generations strong. They’ve been perfecting the art of winemaking for years, always with one goal in mind: produce wines that show their love for the land and respect for the past, while pushing forward to capture the essence of the future.
The Accornero family’s journey began with Bartolomeo, who set out to produce high-quality wines back in the 1800s. Fast forward to today, and you’ve got Giulio, Ermanno, and Massimo—three generations of Accorneros who have helped elevate the Vignale Monferrato area to its deserved fame.
The Barbera grapes for this wine are grown in the Casale Monferrato area, where the vineyards stretch across the hills to the Po River. Here, the land is steeped in history, with rich, calcareous soils that date back to the Miocene era. These “white lands” are perfect for growing Barbera, producing wines that are bold in color and full of character. The local infernot cellars—cool, underground storage caves carved into the earth—have been a part of this region’s winemaking culture for centuries. In fact, they’re so special that UNESCO has recognized them as a World Heritage Site.
Barbera is a "workhorse grape," loved for its approachable nature, bright acidity, and smooth, low tannins. It’s a wine that pairs effortlessly with Piedmont’s hearty fare—think rich tomato sauces, salumi, and aged cheeses. But don’t let the easy-drinking nature fool you. The 2021 Accornero Campo Moro packs plenty of personality. After a controlled fermentation and six months in stainless steel, it’s bottled to perfection—pleasant, fruity, and endlessly drinkable.
Wine Spectator sums it up perfectly: “Barbera is a workhorse grape that is enjoyed by the Piedmontese on a day-to-day basis.”
This is a wine made for easy sipping—no fuss, just good flavors that you’ll want to pour again and again. Perfect for a laid-back evening or a casual meal.
Tasting Notes
100% Barbera.
A vibrant ruby-red in the glass, this Barbera grabs you with its fresh, fruity nose—think ripe berries with a little hint of spice. On the palate, it’s smooth and juicy, perfectly balanced with just the right amount of freshness. The oak adds a touch of depth without taking over, leaving you with a clean, savory finish that’ll keep you coming back for more. A wine that’s as easy-drinking as it is delicious—sip and enjoy!
Critical Reviews
A plummy barbera with aromas of black cherries, grilled plums, tobacco, walnut husk and chocolate orange. Full-bodied with easygoing tannins and a juicy finish. Drink now. ~90 James Suckling
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Food Pairing
Appetizers
Meat
Cheese
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