Alteni di Brassica 2001 doc Gaja lt.0.750 Tipologia_Taurasi prugna e rosmarino accompagnati da

prugna e rosmarino accompagnati da una bocca setosa e fresca

Querciabella     Toscana

On the palate it is very elegant

The Gallo family has owned the Vie di Romans company since the early 1900s and owes its name to the Roman road which in dialect is called Vie di Romans

which today extends over 650 hectares

Alteni di Brassica 2001 doc Gaja lt.0.750 Tipologia_Taurasi prugna e rosmarino accompagnati daA winery that needs no introduction, such is its history and fame, that of Angelo Gaja is a brand that for decades has best represented not only Piedmontese wines but also Made in Italy on a global level. With more than 92 hectares of vineyards managed with full respect for nature and the ecosystem, the company has an average production of around 350 thousand bottles. Worth mentioning is the 1985 Barbaresco Gaja which was defined by Wine Spectator as