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Structured and balanced wine, accompanies easily a meal with more elaborate and rich dishes69.00 CHF
A little history.... The vineyard dates from 1984 and is named after Angelo Gaja's youngest daughter, Rossana (Rossj) and the position of the vineyard at the bottom of the hill (Bass). The two pheasants are a poetic reminder of the presence of many birds near this vineyard. This elegant wine is composed of 95% Chardonnay and 5% Sauvignon Blanc, which adds a touch of freshness.
Additional tasting notes
Color : Bright yellow colour with green hints
Nose : Open and pleasant with floral, citrus and white fruit notes.
Mouth : Round and fruity, carried by a nice freshness. The finish is elegant with a good aromatic persistence.
Alcohol level : 13%
Winemaking : Fermented in stainless steel tanks and aged for 6 to 7 months in barrels.
Food pairing : Carpaccio of scallops with citrus fruits; roasted sea bass, honey and citrus fruits, pecorino cheese
Aging potential : 3 to 6 years
Structured and balanced wine, accompanies easily a meal with more elaborate and rich dishes69.00 CHF
Bordered by the Alps in the north and the Apennines in the south, Piedmont is named after the mountainous massifs that surround the region. Piedmont literally means "at the foot of the mountains". Despite the fact that it ranks only as ...
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The history of the Gaja family goes back to 1859, when the estate was founded by Giovanni Gaja. After the 2nd World War, Giovanni Gaja, the founder's grandson, undertook a series of plot acquisitions in order to make a qualitative leap in ...
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