Barbera is, by definition, an immediate and pleasant wine. Easy to match and generally characterized by good value for money. No exception is this Sedici months Le Ormedi Michele Chiarlo, the result of the vinification of grapes from different plots of land, all characterized by a clear soil rich in microelements. The sixteen months refer to the duration of the refinement of the wine before bottling. The result is a pleasant ruby red glass of wine with violet reflections. The nose is dominated by fruity notes, from raspberry to cherry, followed by a slight spicy texture. In the mouth it confirms itself as particularly fruity, well supported by a distinct acidic note, typical for Barbera. Drinkable and absolutely pleasant, this wine has very well-integrated tannins and a body that is not excessively heavy. Perfect for an evening with friends, it is the right wine to accompany a typical Piedmontese lunch or dinner.