Soils are loamy‑clay of alluvial origin at elevations between ~45–60 m
" 94/100 Luis Gutiérrez for Wine Advocate
It’s elegant fruit flavours pair well with many different foods
The beautiful village of Barbaresco is home to Gaja
Immediately pleasing fruit is a characteristic of the 2017 growing season that had above average temperatures and drought throughout the summer
Brunello di Montalcino, Santa Pieve Restituta, Gaja, 2019, Tuscany, Italy Red wine Soils are loamy‑clay of alluvialOur View: A wonderful Brunello by the renowned Gaja family from another quality vintage in the Montalcino region, arguably the best since the lauded 2016. Elegant and complex, this wine is drinking beautifully now and will also reward those who choose to age it. The Wine: A beautiful wine from an historic part of Italy, as Gaja themselves state: When the Gaja family purchased the historic Santa Restituta estate in 1994, it did so in the hopes of