Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
Bianco Barriccato
English translation:
barrel-aged white (wine)
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Italian term
Bianco Barriccato
Italian to English
Social Sciences
Wine / Oenology / Viticulture
I understand that this is white wine that has been left to ferment for a longer time but not sure how to state this the same way, help appreciated thanks
‘name of wine"
(2009 Bianco Barriccato)
‘name of wine"
(2009 Bianco Barriccato)
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +6 | barrel-aged white (wine) | Colin Rowe |
4 | [white wine] aged in oak barrels | Grzegorz Mizera |
4 | [name +] White Casked | Inter-Tra |
Proposed translations
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barrel-aged white (wine)
The wine has been left in a barrel to mature.
Peer comment(s):
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Judith McLean
: Although usually oak I think it best to use this generic term unless it's clear
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Thanks!
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P.L.F. Persio
: it's usually oak, but not in every case, see: http://www.boccafosca.it/index.php?option=com_content&view=a...
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Interesting link, thanks!
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Arabella Fiona Palladino
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Michael Korovkin
: as an aside,since bianco barricato came into fashion,they started passing young wine (commercial) through a cushion of oak-wood shavings.In Italy we call it "Chateau Truciolais“ (cf. "truciolo").But on the bottles it says "barricato". Tourists lap it up!
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Fascinating, thanks! I didn't realize this was allowed in commercial winemaking, though oak chips are available for home winemakers.
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Mailand
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Daniela Cappelletti
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "thx"
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[white wine] aged in oak barrels
from barrique
23 hrs
[name +] White Casked
being the name of a wine..
Casking - Wine casked in wood, like oak, taste noticeably different than wines which are stored and aged in other materials.
Casking - Wine casked in wood, like oak, taste noticeably different than wines which are stored and aged in other materials.
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