Gaja Ca Marcanda Bolgheri 2004 Grandi Bottiglie

CA' MARCANDA BOLGHERI 2004 GAJA

Name: CA' MARCANDA BOLGHERI 2004 GAJA
Brand: GAJA
SKU: CAMA04
Price: 80 EUR
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GAJA

Reference CAMA04

Bolgheri 2004 Ca' Marcanda is a fine Tuscan wine produced by the Gaja winery. It is the symbol of the company, a structured and elegant red wine that is aged 18 months in barriques and offers intense aromas of fruit and spices for a complex and balanced sip.

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Red

0,75

2004

Piemonte

14,5

Description

Bolgheri 2004 Ca' Marcanda Gaja

Bolgheri 2004 Ca' Marcanda is a fine Tuscan wine produced by the Gaja winery. It is a Supertuscan symbol of the company that the Piedmontese Angelo Gaja acquired in Tuscany, in the Bolgheri area, and in fact takes its name. It is made from a blend of 50% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Cabernet Franc, where the predominance of Merlot gives softness and ripe, mouth-watering fruit, while the Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon provide structure and elegance.

The fermentation and separate maceration of the grapes takes place at a controlled temperature with final blending and ageing takes place for a period of 18 months in barriques, plus a further 12 months in the bottle.

Gaja's Bolgheri 2004 Cà Marcanda has an intense ruby red colour with a nose of aromas of red fruits and wild berries, against a background of spices such as incense and roasted coffee. The sip is structured but at the same time harmonious and balanced with silky and refined tannins.

DENOMINATION: Bolgheri DOC

REGION: Tuscany (Italy)

GRAPE VARIETIES: Merlot 50%, Cabernet Sauvignon 40%, Cabernet Franc 10%.

WINE-MAKING: 18 months of refinement in barriques and a further 12 months in bottles.

Product Details

Type of article: BOTTIGLIE DI VINO
Bottle size: 0,75
Vintage: 2004
Region or area: Piemonte
Natural: NO
Gradazione Alcolica: 14,5
Wine Name: CA' MARCANDA BOLGHERI

GAJA

Gaja is one of the most important names in Piedmont's wine heritage. It was founded in 1859 in Barbaresco by Angelo Gaja, who is credited with having introduced new production techniques in the search for the highest quality of his wines. Thanks to studies and meticulous work, the Gaja winery has succeeded in establishing itself on the world wine scene, where it is recognised for the value and quality of its bottles, which impeccably describe the terroir of origin.