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The Ca'Marcanda estate is located not far from Bolgheri. Angelo Gaja acquired this property in 1996 and planted about 120 hectares of vines there. The choice of grape varieties was based on a selection of international plants, namely Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. This region of Italy offers an ideal climate for the cultivation of these grape varieties. Nevertheless, Angelo Gaja wishes to produce wines that express the terroir, while remaining elegant and fresh.

Angelo Gaja is a renowned producer in Barbaresco in Piedmont. He took over the family estate in 1961. It was in the mid-90s that he decided to buy an estate in Tuscany.

Additional tasting notes

Color : Light garnet


Nose : Intense, with forest fruits, blackcurrant and spices.


Mouth : Full and round, it offers a nice intensity and a very long finish.


Alcohol level : 14%


Winemaking : The 3 grape varieties are fermented separately. Aged for 12 months in new and used barrels.


Food pairing : Lamb, boar and hunting meats


Aging potential : 10 to 15 years

  • Country : Italy
  • Region : Tuscany
  • Producer : Gaja
  • Appellation : Bolgheri DOP
  • Classification alfavin : Full red
    This wine has great structure, round tannins and a lingering flavour. Moreover, it is warm, full and rich.
  • Grape : Cabernet franc, Cabernet sauvignon, Petit verdot
  • Content : 75 cl
  • Type : Red

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