Rinascimento Wine Company: Vajra Harvest - the beginning of Barbera . . .

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Vajra Harvest - the beginning of Barbera . . .

The harvest of Barbera

Yesterday we started the harvest of Barbera and we ended the white grapes. Our father Aldo is very happy with the fermentation of Dolcetto and he said that there are some steel tanks of Dolcetto d'Alba Coste&Fossati very very nice.

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Richard said...: Woe, that is some canopy! Is the photo current or from earlier in the season?; September 16, 2011 at 6:18 AM

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Rinascimento Wine Company

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Vajra Harvest - the beginning of Barbera . . .

The harvest of Barbera

1 comment:

Lunch with Francesca Vaira at Terroni DTLA . . . best lunch ever!