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Elegance of Gaja: Piedmont's PinnacleStep into the world of Gaja, where tradition meets innovation in the heart of Italy's esteemed Piedmont region. Revered for their sublime Barbarescos and Barolos, Gaja's wines are a confluence of artistry and nature. Delve into our curated Gaja collection, shop the essence of Italian excellence, and savor a legacy that spans generations.
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  • Gaja Piedmont Dagromis Barolo DOCG 2011-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Gaja Piedmont Dagromis Barolo DOCG 2011

    $121.99
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  • Gaja Piedmont Barbaresco DOCG Nebbiolo 2012-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Gaja Piedmont Barbaresco DOCG Nebbiolo 2012

    $309.99
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  • Gaja Langhe ‘Sori Tildin’ DOC 2003-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Gaja Langhe ‘Sori Tildin’ DOC 2003

    $805.80
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  • Gaja Langhe ‘Costa Russi’ DOC 2008-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Gaja Langhe ‘Costa Russi’ DOC 2008

    $625.04
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Founded in 1859 in the rolling hills of Piedmont, the Gaja winery has established itself as a beacon of Italian wine craftsmanship. Angelo Gaja, the family's fifth generation, played a transformative role in elevating the estate to its current iconic status. Under his leadership, innovative techniques in the vineyard and Founded in 1859 in the rolling hills of Piedmont, the Gaja winery has established itself as a beacon of Italian wine craftsmanship. Angelo Gaja, the family's fifth generation, played a transformative role in elevating the estate to its current iconic status. Under his leadership, innovative techniques in the vineyard and cellar were harmoniously balanced with time-honored traditions. The vineyards, bathed in the soft glow of the Italian sun and nourished by the fertile soils, are home to the Nebbiolo grape, from which Gaja crafts its signature Barbarescos. Each bottle encapsulates the rich history of the land and the passion of the artisans who have tended to it for over a century. Beyond Barbaresco, Gaja has expanded its horizons, producing wines in Tuscany, yet always maintaining a commitment to quality and authenticity. The wines resonate deeply with those who appreciate a harmonious blend of power and elegance, capturing the very soul of Italian winemaking in every drop. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of wines is Gaja known for?
Gaja is renowned for producing a diverse range of exceptional wines that showcase the best of Italian winemaking. The winery is particularly celebrated for its premium red wines, including Barbaresco, Barolo, and proprietary blends. Gaja is also known for its dedication to innovation and quality, consistently pushing the boundaries of traditional winemaking techniques to create wines that are rich, complex, and expressive of their respective terroirs.

Where are Gaja wines made?
Gaja wines are made in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. The winery's headquarters are located in the village of Barbaresco, which is situated within the larger Langhe region. Barbaresco and neighboring Barolo are renowned for producing some of Italy's most iconic and age-worthy red wines. Gaja's vineyards are scattered throughout these areas, with prime sites on historic hillsides that benefit from the region's unique microclimates and soil compositions.

What are the best Gaja wines?
Gaja is renowned for a portfolio of outstanding wines that have earned global recognition. Some of the best-known and highly regarded offerings from the winery include "Sori San Lorenzo," "Sori Tildin," and "Costa Russi," which are part of the single-vineyard Barbaresco collection. These wines exemplify Gaja's commitment to crafting wines that reflect the specific terroirs and vineyard sites. Gaja's dedication to precision, innovation, and attention to detail has resulted in wines that showcase remarkable depth, complexity, and age-worthiness.

Are Gaja wines affordable?
Gaja wines are often considered to be on the higher end of the price spectrum due to their prestige, limited production, and exceptional quality. The meticulous craftsmanship, dedication to terroir, and reputation of the winery contribute to their premium pricing. While Gaja wines may not be considered affordable for everyday consumption, they are highly regarded by collectors, enthusiasts, and connoisseurs who seek wines that epitomize the pinnacle of Italian winemaking. Investing in Gaja wines offers an opportunity to experience the artistry of a historic winery that has played a significant role in elevating Italian wines to an international level of excellence.
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