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1991 Gaja - Barolo Gromis Conteisa Cerequio Nebbiolo - Italy - Piedmont - Barolo - La Morra - Red

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Italy - Piedmont - Barolo - La Morra

Red Nebbiolo
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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... More »

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86
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VF: 2001-2016
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Community Tasting Notes average score of 86 points based upon 2 reviews

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Daniel B440 85
Author Daniel B440
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 83.333%
Tasted On 11/02/2009

I wasn't too impressed with this wine. Nice tomato red color but not a very nice finish.

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Most Fridays we hold a combination staff meeting and wine tasting. It's a a learning experience and a great way to end the week! Typically our buyers pour three interesting wines from stock while our Director of Wine Buying,...


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