Sori San Lorenzo Gaja Magnum 1998

Sori San Lorenzo Gaja Magnum 1998

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Sori San Lorenzo Gaja Magnum 1998
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150 cl

14.2%
£825.00
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Sorì San Lorenzo Gaja 1998 is a notable single-vineyard red wine from Barbaresco, crafted by renowned producer Angelo Gaja. Historically a Nebbiolo-dominant blend with a hint of Barbera, this vintage reflects Gaja`s commitment to offering structure and depth. It features firm tannins paired with dark fruit notes, complemented by undertones of liquorice and minerality. The vineyard, acquired in 1964 from the parish of Alba, is notable for its south-facing slopes and distinctive clay-calcareous soils, ideal for the cultivation of high-quality Nebbiolo. Suitable for extended ageing, this magnum format offers a unique opportunity for connoisseurs.
96 Vinous
The 1998 Sorì San Lorenzo is one of the most pleasant surprises in this tasting. Fresher than the 1997 - even if not as voluptuous - the 1998 captures the best qualities of the year. Smoke, tobacco, menthol, plums and black cherries are all laced together in a silky, perfumed wine that is stunning today. This is a terrific showing from the 1998.Antonio Galloni1st November 2014

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