Plymouth, CA (July, 2019) –– Amador Vintners will host the 9th Annual Barbera Festival on September 14, 2019 at the historic Terra d’Oro Winery in Amador Wine Country. The outdoor wine and food festival will allow guests to sample Barbera wines from about 60 wineries from across California, enjoy local craft beer, dine on gourmet food from top restaurants and chefs, listen to live music, experience interactive educational programs and peruse offerings from more than 30 artisan vendors all in a beautiful vineyard setting.
The Festival brings the popular Italian winegrape varietal, Barbera, to the spotlight to showcase the varietal that is becoming increasingly popular in California. Although many California producers offer a Barbera varietal, the wine still remains obscure to many U.S. wine enthusiasts.
“Barbera is a staple on many Italian tables and quickly becoming a favorite of wine drinkers in the U.S. Many producers across California are seeing increased popularity of this incredibly flexible, food-friendly grape varietal with new plantings going in every year. It is certainly a favorite here in Amador County and if you have never tried it, or are a Barbera enthusiast, the Barbera Festival is a great place to be,” said Jack Gorman, Executive Director of the Amador Vintners Association.
Located in the Sierra Foothills of California, the Festival takes place in over 4,000 square feet of majestic oak trees and sprawling meadows at the historic Terra d’Oro Winery, home of Montevina. Terra d’Oro boasts some of the oldest plantings of Barbera in California, making it the natural home for the festival. From strolling down the tree-lined path to enjoying renowned artists and musicians, guests receive a relaxing experience with high quality food and wine.
The festival is set for September 14 from 11am - 4pm. General admission tickets are $55, Wine and Dine packages (includes $16 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script) are $70 and designated driver tickets are $25 (includes $10 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script).
The proceeds from the Barbera Festival benefit the Amador Vintners Association (AVA) and its 40+ member wineries consisting of family-owned operations whose proprietors make and sell their own wines and greet visitors in their tasting rooms. The AVA works to promote and support local businesses, beyond just wineries, laying down roots in Amador County. At each of our events we partner with local businesses and charities to help bring awareness and financial support to Amador County. Visit barberafestival.com for details.
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The Festival brings the popular Italian winegrape varietal, Barbera, to the spotlight to showcase the varietal that is becoming increasingly popular in California. Although many California producers offer a Barbera varietal, the wine still remains obscure to many U.S. wine enthusiasts.
“Barbera is a staple on many Italian tables and quickly becoming a favorite of wine drinkers in the U.S. Many producers across California are seeing increased popularity of this incredibly flexible, food-friendly grape varietal with new plantings going in every year. It is certainly a favorite here in Amador County and if you have never tried it, or are a Barbera enthusiast, the Barbera Festival is a great place to be,” said Jack Gorman, Executive Director of the Amador Vintners Association.
Located in the Sierra Foothills of California, the Festival takes place in over 4,000 square feet of majestic oak trees and sprawling meadows at the historic Terra d’Oro Winery, home of Montevina. Terra d’Oro boasts some of the oldest plantings of Barbera in California, making it the natural home for the festival. From strolling down the tree-lined path to enjoying renowned artists and musicians, guests receive a relaxing experience with high quality food and wine.
The festival is set for September 14 from 11am - 4pm. General admission tickets are $55, Wine and Dine packages (includes $16 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script) are $70 and designated driver tickets are $25 (includes $10 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script).
The proceeds from the Barbera Festival benefit the Amador Vintners Association (AVA) and its 40+ member wineries consisting of family-owned operations whose proprietors make and sell their own wines and greet visitors in their tasting rooms. The AVA works to promote and support local businesses, beyond just wineries, laying down roots in Amador County. At each of our events we partner with local businesses and charities to help bring awareness and financial support to Amador County. Visit barberafestival.com for details.
Plymouth, CA (July, 2019) –– Amador Vintners will host the 9th Annual Barbera Festival on September 14, 2019 at the historic Terra d’Oro Winery in Amador Wine Country. The outdoor wine and food festival will allow guests to sample Barbera wines from about 60 wineries from across California, enjoy local craft beer, dine on gourmet food from top restaurants and chefs, listen to live music, experience interactive educational programs and peruse offerings from more than 30 artisan vendors all in a beautiful vineyard setting.
The Festival brings the popular Italian winegrape varietal, Barbera, to the spotlight to showcase the varietal that is becoming increasingly popular in California. Although many California producers offer a Barbera varietal, the wine still remains obscure to many U.S. wine enthusiasts.
“Barbera is a staple on many Italian tables and quickly becoming a favorite of wine drinkers in the U.S. Many producers across California are seeing increased popularity of this incredibly flexible, food-friendly grape varietal with new plantings going in every year. It is certainly a favorite here in Amador County and if you have never tried it, or are a Barbera enthusiast, the Barbera Festival is a great place to be,” said Jack Gorman, Executive Director of the Amador Vintners Association.
Located in the Sierra Foothills of California, the Festival takes place in over 4,000 square feet of majestic oak trees and sprawling meadows at the historic Terra d’Oro Winery, home of Montevina. Terra d’Oro boasts some of the oldest plantings of Barbera in California, making it the natural home for the festival. From strolling down the tree-lined path to enjoying renowned artists and musicians, guests receive a relaxing experience with high quality food and wine.
The festival is set for September 14 from 11am - 4pm. General admission tickets are $55, Wine and Dine packages (includes $16 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script) are $70 and designated driver tickets are $25 (includes $10 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script).
The proceeds from the Barbera Festival benefit the Amador Vintners Association (AVA) and its 40+ member wineries consisting of family-owned operations whose proprietors make and sell their own wines and greet visitors in their tasting rooms. The AVA works to promote and support local businesses, beyond just wineries, laying down roots in Amador County. At each of our events we partner with local businesses and charities to help bring awareness and financial support to Amador County. Visit barberafestival.com for details.
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The Festival brings the popular Italian winegrape varietal, Barbera, to the spotlight to showcase the varietal that is becoming increasingly popular in California. Although many California producers offer a Barbera varietal, the wine still remains obscure to many U.S. wine enthusiasts.
“Barbera is a staple on many Italian tables and quickly becoming a favorite of wine drinkers in the U.S. Many producers across California are seeing increased popularity of this incredibly flexible, food-friendly grape varietal with new plantings going in every year. It is certainly a favorite here in Amador County and if you have never tried it, or are a Barbera enthusiast, the Barbera Festival is a great place to be,” said Jack Gorman, Executive Director of the Amador Vintners Association.
Located in the Sierra Foothills of California, the Festival takes place in over 4,000 square feet of majestic oak trees and sprawling meadows at the historic Terra d’Oro Winery, home of Montevina. Terra d’Oro boasts some of the oldest plantings of Barbera in California, making it the natural home for the festival. From strolling down the tree-lined path to enjoying renowned artists and musicians, guests receive a relaxing experience with high quality food and wine.
The festival is set for September 14 from 11am - 4pm. General admission tickets are $55, Wine and Dine packages (includes $16 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script) are $70 and designated driver tickets are $25 (includes $10 in Barbera Bucks food/drink script).
The proceeds from the Barbera Festival benefit the Amador Vintners Association (AVA) and its 40+ member wineries consisting of family-owned operations whose proprietors make and sell their own wines and greet visitors in their tasting rooms. The AVA works to promote and support local businesses, beyond just wineries, laying down roots in Amador County. At each of our events we partner with local businesses and charities to help bring awareness and financial support to Amador County. Visit barberafestival.com for details.
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