Gaja - Sperss - Barolo

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Gaja - Sperss - Barolo - 2017 - 75cl - Onshore Cellars

Gaja - Sperss - Barolo

96 puntos - The Wine Advocate
97 puntos - The Wine Advocate
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Following so quickly after the celestial 2016 vintage, this Gaja 2017 Barolo Sperss shows muscle and brawn; however, the Conteisa holds its own in terms of aromatic complexity. With fruit from Serralunga d'Alba, that added concentration and determination are expected, especially in a hot and dry vintage such as 2017. Here you get dark cherry fruit with cassis and wild plum. There are also floral aromas that veer toward red rose more than they do violets or blue flowers. And, of course, you get some of those iron-rich or mineral notes of rusty nail or iron that are often associated with Sperss.
In the 2015 Barolo Sperss, you can taste the iron rust and minerality that is so specific to the soils of Serralunga d'Alba where this wine is born. It is very bold and represents the more powerful of these two wines from Barolo. Cerequio is always the more floral, while the Sperss has an immediate cherry and some lingering, bold, blackberry aromas that make a strong impact. However, this wine does not have the austerity of a classic Barolo. Instead it shows a richer texture and it casts a wider net of flavors. Serralunga d'Alba fruit is marked by stronger concentration and ripeness, with a very firm and unyielding quality of tannin that should hold the wine steady as it moves through its aging evolution. This is a truly beautiful albeit brawny Nebbiolo.
This is a slightly more subdued vintage of this legendary wine, albeit just as sophisticated as past editions. The 2014 Barolo Sperss opens to gorgeous aromas of dark fruit, wet earth and white truffle. The vineyards in Serralunga d'Alba produced much less fruit than average and suffered from bouts of downy mildew during the rainy seasons. But Serralunga d'Alba fruit is also harvested late, and that extra time was important for achieving grape ripeness targets. The wine presents depth and complexity within the context of a thinner vintage. Having said that, the bouquet is spectacular.
This wine shows the quintessential attributes of the Serralunga d'Alba appellation with dark fruit flavors and powerful intensity. The 2013 Barolo Sperss paints a very authentic picture of its unique territory with rich layers of black fruit, wet earth, black truffle, licorice and spice. The wine's tannic structure is firm and lasting. It shows broad shoulders and rich texture overall. This beautiful Barolo boasts a dark color and thick concentration with the aromatic elegance obtained in the 2013 vintage. This important wine is now part of the Barolo DOCG family.
This full-bodied red has aromas of scorched earth, French oak and a hint of camphor. The tightly wound palate features oak-driven sensations of espresso and coconut as well as red cherry, star anise and a hint of nutmeg before an almost salty finish. Assertive, close-grained tannins grip the close.
With fruit from Serralunga d'Alba, the 2011 Langhe Sperss is a wine of profound beauty. This is a velvety and caressing expression with dark fruit layers followed by kirsch, cassis, leather, balsam herb and white truffle. The Gaja family decided to move their bottling date forward in order to preserve the integrity and freshness of fruit in this warm vintage. This move has helped to avoid overripe sensations. In fact, Langhe Sperss seems fresh and tonic. This bodes exceptionally well for its aging potential.
This full-bodied red has aromas of scorched earth, French oak and a hint of camphor. The tightly wound palate features oak-driven sensations of espresso and coconut as well as red cherry, star anise and a hint of nutmeg before an almost salty finish. Assertive, close-grained tannins grip the close.
Tipo:
Rojo
País:
Italia
Región:
Piamonte
Denominación:
Barolo DOCG
Productor:
Gaja
Uvas/Mezcla:
Nebbiolo
Temperatura de servicio:
16° - 18° C
ABV:
14%

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La familia Gaja se estableció en el Piamonte a mediados del siglo XVII. Cinco generaciones de Gaja han elaborado vinos en las colinas de Langhe desde 1989, año en que Giovanni...

La familia Gaja se estableció en el Piamonte a mediados del siglo XVII. Cinco generaciones de Gaja han elaborado vinos en las colinas de Langhe desde 1989, año en que Giovanni Gaja, un viticultor local, fundó la bodega Gaja en Barbaresco.

Tras años de dedicación a una calidad sin concesiones, los vinos alcanzaron una posición de liderazgo en Italia y la familia pudo comprar viñedos adquiriendo Sorì Tildìn, Costa Russi, Sorì San Lorenzo y Darmagi.

Angelo Gaja se hizo cargo del negocio familiar en 1961 y combinó su respeto por las tradiciones de las Langhe con audaces innovaciones en los viñedos y las bodegas que cambiaron la forma de producir vinos en toda Italia.

Angelo vive en Barbaresco con su esposa Lucia y sus tres hijos, Gaia, Rossana y Giovanni, que representan la quinta generación de la familia y participan todos en el negocio.

En la actualidad, la bodega posee 96 hectáreas de viñedos en Barbaresco y Barolo. En 1994, los Gaja adquirieron su primera finca en la Toscana, Pieve Santa Restituta en Montalcino. En 1996 la familia adquirió su segunda propiedad toscana, Ca' Marcanda en Bogheri.

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Piamonte ocupa la mayor parte del noroeste de Italia, limita al norte con Suiza y al oeste con Francia y llega casi hasta la costa mediterránea. Su capital y mayor...

Piamonte ocupa la mayor parte del noroeste de Italia, limita al norte con Suiza y al oeste con Francia y llega casi hasta la costa mediterránea. Su capital y ciudad más grande es Turín (Torino).

En el mundo del vino, Piamonte es conocido sobre todo por los titanes gemelos Barolo y Barbaresco, junto con otros populares vinos tintos de Barbera y Dolcetto, el blanco Gavi y el espumoso Asti.

Tiene más DOCG (17) y DOC (42) que ninguna otra región (véanse los mapas: zona de Asti, Langhe, Monferrato y norte), pero ninguna IGP. En 2016, Piamonte produjo 2,5 millones de hectolitros (28,3 millones de cajas) de vino, la mayor parte (55%) tinto y el 83% con DOP. Las principales variedades de uva de la región son Barbera (31%), Moscato (22%), Dolcetto (13%) y Nebbiolo (10%).

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Barolo DOCG

Barolo is a red wine produced in the Piedmont region of Italy. It is made from the Nebbiolo grape, which is known for its high tannins and acidity....

Barolo is a red wine produced in the Piedmont region of Italy. It is made from the Nebbiolo grape, which is known for its high tannins and acidity. Barolo has a long history, dating back to the 19th century when it was first produced in the town of Barolo. Today, it is one of Italy's most famous and prestigious wines.

Barolo is produced using traditional methods, with the grapes being hand-harvested and then fermented in stainless steel tanks. The wine is then aged in oak barrels for a minimum of two years, although some producers age their Barolo for up to five years or more. This extended aging process gives Barolo its characteristic complexity and depth of flavour.

Barolo is known for its rich, full-bodied flavour, with notes of cherry, plum, and leather. It has a high tannin content, which gives it a firm structure and a long finish. Barolo is often described as a "wine for aging", as it can improve in the bottle for many years.

Some of the top Barolo producers include Giacomo Conterno, Bruno Giacosa, and Roberto Voerzio. These producers are known for their commitment to quality and their use of traditional methods. Barolo is also produced in several different appellations, including Barolo, Barbaresco, and Langhe.

Overall, Barolo is a wine that is steeped in history and tradition. Its rich flavour and complex character make it a favourite among wine enthusiasts around the world. Whether you are a seasoned wine connoisseur or a casual drinker, Barolo is a wine that is sure to impress.

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