Gaja, Barolo 'Gromis Conteisa Cerequio' Barolo 1989

Along with luxury cars and Andrea Bocelli solos, few Italian exports have hit the US market with as much force as Gaja. That’s thanks to five generations of meticulous winemaking, including the stewardship of Angelo Gaja, a legendary figure who ushered Piedmontese wine into the modern age. Now run by his daughter, aptly named Gaia Gaja, the estate continues to set the standard for Barbaresco. While their nebbiolo is world class, Gaja sets itself apart with its chardonnay, which is as savory and age-worthy as great Burgundy.

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