Sori San Lorenzo Gaja 1997

Sori San Lorenzo Gaja 1997

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  • Robert Parker rating 98
  • Vinous rating 96
Sori San Lorenzo Gaja 1997
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75 cl

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£665.00
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Sori San Lorenzo Gaja 1997 exemplifies the Nebbiolo grape’s character within Barbaresco, presenting a structured profile that demands contemplation. This vintage showcases a complex interplay of black cherry, tobacco and subtle spice, revealing layers that unfold gradually. The wine maintains tannic strength alongside a notable acidity. A pioneering figure in modern Italian winemaking, Angelo Gaja has been instrumental in elevating the Barbaresco region’s reputation through meticulous vineyard management and vinification techniques, making him a major reference point in Piedmont.
96 Vinous
Sweet tobacco, mocha, plums, smoke and licorice are some of the many notes that meld together in the 1997 Sorì San Lorenzo. The 1997 retains gorgeous radiance, sweetness and volume, even if the aromatics are now beginning to show slightly more forward notes. The 1997 is a gorgeous wine to drink now and over the next decade, but, quite uncharacteristically, it looks to be a relatively early maturing wine for this site.Antonio Galloni1st November 2014

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A key figure was Angelo Gaja, who took over the running of the estate in 1970 and sought to showcase the best that the Nebbiolo grape could produce with stellar Barolo and Barbaresco wines. The estate produces unique white wines too, such as the marvellous single varietal Sauvignon Blanc, Alteni di Brassica.

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