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Nov 20, 2017 · Bill and Joe grabbed a bunch of their MGM colleagues, and promptly opened Hanna-Barbera on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. By the early '60s, Hanna-Barbera 'toons like Huckleberry Hound and Yogi were household words. The Flintstones, don't forget, was prime time. They sold the studio in 1967.
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Nov 20, 2017 · Bill and Joe grabbed a bunch of their MGM colleagues, and promptly opened Hanna-Barbera on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. By the early '60s, Hanna-Barbera 'toons like Huckleberry Hound and Yogi were household words. The Flintstones, don't forget, was prime time. They sold the studio in 1967.
- Early References to Name of Cultivar
- Origin of The Cultivar Barbera
- Notable Characteristics of Barbera in Italy
- Barbera Outside of Italy
- The Early Years of Barbera in California
- Barbera in California in The 20th Century
- Barbera's Characteristics in California
- Barbera Selections at Fps
Early references to the Barbera grape were obscure. In the 13th century, Casale Monferrato was the capital city of the Marquisato of Monferrato in the province of Alessandria, Piemonte region, in northwest Italy. The archives of the cathedral chapter of Casale Monferrato reportedly contain land contracts covering the period 1246 to 1277. One of the...
Although nothing has been established definitively, the conclusion of many Italian ampelographers, viticulturists and historians is that the ancient grape Barbera originated in the Piemonte region of northwestern Italy near the area known as Monferrato.19 Schneider et al., 2003, supra; Dalmasso et al., 1960-61, supra at Ch.II, page III; see also, R...
In a 1992 interview with FPS Grape Program Manager Susan Nelson-Kluk, Italian ampelographer Anna Schneider described Barbera as "very adaptable and a good bearer". The cultivar's adaptability allows for planting in almost all regions in Italy.31 Schneider, 1992, supra.Barbera is easy to grow and exhibits medium-high vigor, good productivity and goo...
The tendency of Barbera to produce good yields of fruit with relatively high acidity has helped establish it as an important cultivar in several countries other than Italy, including the United States, Argentina, Australia and South Africa.46 Fidelibus, M., L. P. Christensen, D.A. Golino, N. L. Sweet, and K. Cathline. “Yield Components and Fruit Co...
The California wine industry began to emerge as a future competitor for European wines in the late 19th century. Influential viticulturists and nurserymen were eager to diversify California cultivars beyond the Mission grape and the few Vitis vinifera cultivars present in the state. Serious efforts to expand the number and quality of European wine ...
After twenty years of observation and evaluation by scientists in the University Experiment Station system, the University of California in 1907 issued a recommended list of grape varieties appropriate for planting in the various regions of California. By that time, Frederic Bioletti had become the University's first Professor of Viticulture.78 All...
A general explanation on how Barbera performs in California was included in the section of the 1944 Amerine and Winkler publication in "Notes on Recommended Red Varieties". The Professors indicated that Barbera is well above average in vigor and produces moderately well in California.106 Amerine, M.A. and A.J. Winkler. 1944. Composition and Quality...
Foundation Plant Services never received any of the Barbera clones mentioned earlier in this article directly from the vineyards maintained by the Department of Viticulture & Enology on the U.C. Davis campus. The first Barbera selection came to FPS around 1959 or 1960 from a California vineyard. It is possible that that first selection originated i...
