1967 Gaja Barbaresco
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Tasting notes
Surprisingly deeply coloured. Intense Indian spice – cardamom, 5 spice – but also sort of sweaty nose. Cleans up after time in the glass to more fruit sweetness. Leather on the palate and fig and sweet meatiness but a little tart on the finish. (JH)
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The Wine Advocate
Julia Harding MW, jancisrobinson.com
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Gaja's 1967 Barbaresco was denser in texture, with surprising depth and richness, if not the complexity or freshness of the Giacosa. It too was a superb example and an absolutely delicious wine. The Gaja winery was already well-known to discerning consumers forty years ago, and with very good reason, as this and other bottles have amply proven.
Gaja's 1967 Barbaresco was denser in texture, with surprising depth and richness, if not the complexity or freshness of the Giacosa. It too was a superb example and an absolutely delicious wine. The Gaja winery was already well-known to discerning consumers forty years ago, and with very good reason, as this and other bottles have amply proven. Antonio Galloni, In the Cellar # 0109.
About the producer
Gaja has been at the forefront of the Piedmont wine scene for many years and is Barbaresco’s most decorated producer. The winery has received a record number of Gambero Rosso Tre Bicchieri awards – the highest accolade from Italy’s leading wine publication.