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Barbera Sarda is a distinct variety with no close genetic relationship with either grapes or to any of the many other grapes that are various known as Barbera. Some ampelographers still believe that the grape could potentially be an offspring of the Piedmontese Barbera even though, as
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to blends. Despite the similarities in their names, there is no known close genetic relationship between the
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For most of its history, Barbera Sarda was thought to be a local clone of the
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