Wednesday, June 12, 2019 - Incredibly dark, youthful and tannic, this 22-year-old Piedmont has developed an animal aged Bordeaux like nose which stumped all my fellow wine lovers a few evenings ago. Atypically dark for Nebbiolo with perfectly balanced mid-palate and finish, this wine will continue to evolve effortlessly for the following 10 year and maybe beyond. I fear recent Gaja wines will never be as sensational as they were in this heralded vintage. 1996 still continues to be my reference point for what Piedmont can achieve in a sensational vintage. Amazing!
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Comment posted by gouldcampbell77:
10/17/2019 6:53:00 AM - Hi Ara Kafafian
I don't have much experience with aged nebbiolo. What would you think the drinking window on this wine would be? Roughly.
Comment posted by Ara Kafafian:
10/17/2019 7:06:00 AM - This particular wine should hold for another 10 years. It isn't the grape but the 96 vintage which made sensational grapes.