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Barolo 'Conteisa' (2019) Gaja
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The 2019 Barolo Conteisa is stunning. A wine of grace, power and finesse that is immediately captivating. Crushed flowers, cinnamon, red berry fruit and rose petal are all beautifully lifted, all wrapped by silky La Morra tannins that add to its finesse. An exquisite Barolo endowed with tremendous class - simply sublime.
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| Type | Red |
| Vintage | 2019 |
| When to Drink | Now until 2055 |
| Producer | Gaja |
| Region | Piedmont |
| Appellation | Barolo |
| Grapes | Nebbiolo |
| ABV | 14% |
| Volume | 75cl (Full Bottle) |
Giovanni Gaja founded the winery in Barbaresco, Piedmont in 1859. Currently, in its fifth generation of unbroken familial leadership, Gaja has established itself as one of Italy's most iconic winemaking dynasties since its foundation in 1859.
The flagship wine of Italy’s most famous Piedmonte dynasty, Gaja has produced its iconic Barolo since its founding in 1859 by the legendary Giovanni Gaja. Over 150 years later, Angelo Gaja is the dynamic and revered winemaker at the helm of his family estate, a position he has now held for over five decades.
The 6ha Conteisa vineyard with its 65-year old vines is situated in Cerequio, in the municipality of La Morra. Piedmontese for ‘quarrel’, its name tells the story of a dispute which lasted over 100 years between La Morra and Barolo for the possession of Cerequio. Aged for 30 months in oak this opulent, longlived wine features expressive floral notes with touches of sweet wild cherry and delicate aromatic herbs.
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