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Barbaresco

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This vineyard (named after the patron saint of Alba’s cathedral) lies below the village on Barbaresco, within the cru of Secondine; it was also called San Donato or Codovilla in the past. This wine may be at a quiet stage of its evolution, as it seems more restrained and less aromatically expressive than Sorì Tildin 2013 for now. On the palate, it’s evidently fine with masterful concentration and vitality, glowing fruit, assured balance and sumptuously palpable tannins.

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Gaja, Sorì San Lorenzo, Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy, 2013

This vineyard (named after the patron saint of Alba’s cathedral) lies below the village on Barbaresco, within the cru of Secondi

Gaja, Sorì San Lorenzo, Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy, 2013

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