Gaja

Gaja
Plain and simple, Angelo Gaja is the biggest name in Italian wine. The Gaja winery was founded by Giovanni Gaja in 1859 and has been owned and operated by four generations of the Gaja family, with Angelo Gaja running the operation since the 1960s. Angelo is credited with modernizing Barbaresco and Barolo wines, having pioneered the use of controlled-temperature fermentation (for reducing oxidation) and small-cask aging (to stabilize color and preserve fruitiness). Gaja is most well-known for his Barbarescos, though the three most sought-after wines, Costa Russi, Sori Tildin and Sori San Lorenzo have recently been reclassified from Barbaresco DOCG to Langhe DOC, giving Gaja more flexibility in the winemaking process. Strikingly profound and built to live for decades, Gaja's wines display opulence and elegance unmatched elsewhere in Italy. These wines, while harnessing modern technology, have a long-established track record, ensuring they will perform well both in the glass and on the auction block. For any collector considering Italian wines, Gaja should be the first name on the list.

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  Year, Name, Varietal, Country, Region, Sub region, Color Score(s) Price, Size  
Gaja - Barolo Gromis Conteisa Cerequio
1991 Gaja - Barolo Gromis Conteisa Cerequio
Red Nebbiolo
Italy - Piedmont - Barolo - La Morra
In warehouse In warehouse   Limited Limited
1991 Gaja - Barolo Gromis Conteisa Cerequio
WS84
$54.95
750ml
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