Gaja
Gaja
AboutGaja
Gaja began in Barbaresco in 1859 with Giovanni Gaja and continues through the family’s fifth generation. Angelo and Lucia Gaja work alongside their children Gaia, Rossana and Giovanni, who have taken on regular tasting and decision-making responsibilities while Angelo remains involved in viticulture. From its Piedmont base, the family expanded to Pieve Santa Restituta in Montalcino, Ca’Marcanda in Bolgheri and the Idda partnership on Mount Etna. Across those distinct estates, long family memory is paired with experimentation in varieties, vineyards and responses to climate.
Gaja Pieve Santa Restituta Rennina 2019 Brunello di Montalcino
Bright and composed, opening with cedar, rose hip and dried blood orange over restrained dark fruit. The palate has a juicy core and a distinctly savoury, saline line, with polished structure and no excess weight. Subtle earth and spice add depth as it opens, leading to a compact, powerful finish. A refined Brunello that balances concentration with freshness and detail.
Gaja 1997 Sperss Langhe
Black cherry, dark plum and blackberry are joined by dried rose, mint, liquorice and white truffle. The palate is full-bodied and concentrated, with dense fruit, firm but velvety tannins and a fresh mineral line keeping the scale in balance. Tar, espresso and earth add mature savoury depth. Decant carefully and serve with braised beef, venison, truffle dishes or aged cheese.
Gaja 2000 Sorì Tildìn 1.5L
Ripe cherry, raspberry and plum are layered with dried rose, mint, liquorice, tar and warm spice. The palate is full and finely textured, its mature fruit carried by fresh acidity, silky tannins and a persistent mineral line. Oak has settled into a quiet nutty note, leaving the perfume clear and detailed. Decant gently and serve with roast veal, truffle dishes, braised beef or aged Parmigiano.
Gaja 2011 Ca’Marcanda Camarcanda Bolgheri
Sun-warmed blackberry and plum lead a dark, generous profile, with soft tannins giving the palate a plush, rounded feel. Concentrated fruit is balanced by a firmer tannic edge that brings shape and persistence. Mature and composed, it benefits from decanting and suits roast lamb, braised beef or aged cheese.
Gaja 2021 Sito Moresco Langhe DOP
Red currant, black currant and blackberry meet violet, sweet liquorice and a discreet smoky note. Smooth and juicy on the palate, it has medium-to-full weight, silky tannins and enough mineral freshness to keep the ripe fruit focused. Wild herbs and gentle spice carry the savoury, refined finish.
Gaja 2015 Ca’Marcanda Camarcanda Bolgheri
Ripe black cherry and blueberry meet tobacco, iron and dark mineral notes. The palate is compact and concentrated, with succulent fruit, silky tannins and a sleek, tensile shape. Polished yet serious, it carries fine minerality through a balanced finish and is best served with grilled steak or lamb.
Gaja Ca’Marcanda 2021 Promis Toscana IGT
Black cherry, blackberry and plum open with violet, wild herbs and a polished touch of sandalwood. The palate is full yet bright, layering juicy dark fruit over smooth tannins and fresh acidity. Syrah brings peppery lift while a measured oak note adds depth. The finish is balanced, savoury and quietly persistent.
Gaja Pieve Santa Restituta 2019 Brunello di Montalcino
Morello cherry and plum open with floral lift, chocolate and sandalwood. The palate is full but polished, with soft, refined tannins and mouthwatering acidity keeping the ripe fruit in balance. Savoury notes of salty liquorice shape the long finish, giving the wine both richness and precision. Decanting will let its layered perfume and structure unfold.










