WineVerse/T. Ezio 'Vintage' 2016 - 750ml
T. Ezio 'Vintage' 2016 - 750ml
$5
About this bottle
T. Ezio is a small Piedmontese estate in the Asti hills, based out of a nineteenth-century property in Agliano Terme that has stayed in the same family since the 1920s. The winery is known locally as a Barbera specialist, working old vineyard sites around the hamlet of Vianoce. This Vintage 2016 bottling shows the region's house style: bright red fruit, a savory earthy undertone, and the firm acidity Barbera is known for, with enough structure to hold up to a few years in bottle. It's a straightforward, food-friendly Piedmont red rather than a showpiece — built for the table, not the cellar.
How to drink T. Ezio 'Vintage' 2016
Serve it at cool room temperature, around 60-65°F, in a regular wine glass — no need for decanting at this level. It's built for the table: pair it with tomato-based pasta, grilled sausage, or aged cheese, the kind of everyday Piedmontese food this wine was made to sit alongside.
Specs
WinePiedmont, Italy (Asti)
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Questions about this bottle
What temperature should I serve this wine at?
Slightly below room temperature, around 60-65°F, is ideal for a Piedmont red like this — cold enough to keep the acidity crisp, warm enough to let the fruit show.
What food pairs well with T. Ezio 'Vintage' 2016?
Its bright acidity and food-friendly structure make it a natural match for tomato-based pasta, grilled sausage, or aged hard cheeses — classic Piedmontese table fare.
Where is T. Ezio located?
T. Ezio is a family estate in the Asti hills of Piedmont, Italy, based in a nineteenth-century property in Agliano Terme that has belonged to the same family since the 1920s.
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