Dish · Foreign Cinema, San Francisco
2013 Barbera from Seam Wines in El Dorado, California (description)
The Sierra Foothills of California are known for gold towns, old wine vines, and noteworthy vineyards that rival those of Europe. Italian red grape varietals, like the medium-bodied Barbera settled-in straight away. Age has brought complexity with flavors of dark fruit, molasses, licorice, and forest floor. Pairs well with the Grilled Wagyu bavette
- First documented
- 2026
- Latest documented
- August 2, 2026
- Appearances
- 1
- Description revisions
- 0
From the record
2013 Barbera from Seam Wines in El Dorado, California (description) is documented in the Cartelier archive as served at Foreign Cinema in San Francisco, CA. It appears on the menu of August 2, 2026, one of 38 items served that day. As printed, the kitchen describes it: the sierra foothills of california are known for gold towns, old wine vines, and noteworthy vineyards that rival those of europe. italian red grape varietals, like the medium-bodied barbera settled-in straight away. age has brought complexity with flavors of dark fruit, molasses, licorice, and forest floor. pairs well with the grilled wagyu bavette. Every appearance below preserves the menu exactly as published — source, hash, and date — so this dish can be read as it stood on any documented evening.
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As printed — August 2, 2026
2013 Barbera from Seam Wines in El Dorado, California (description)
The Sierra Foothills of California are known for gold towns, old wine vines, and noteworthy vineyards that rival those of Europe. Italian red grape varietals, like the medium-bodied Barbera settled-in straight away. Age has brought complexity with flavors of dark fruit, molasses, licorice, and forest floor. Pairs well with the Grilled Wagyu bavette
- Menu date
- August 2, 2026
- Service
- other
- Price
- None
- Source
- Official source
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