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Gaja. Everything changes and nothing changes. Angelo and Lucia Gaja seem well on their way to achieving something that is very rare among Piedmont's top estates, all of which remain family owned. Dealing successfully with generational succession. Gaia Gaja and her sister Rossana are now ever present, while their young brother, Giovanni, is off to college and seems destined for an important role himself. And the wines? They remain reference points for quality and consistency. The 2009 reds don't quite have the thrill that I often find in cooler, more vibrant years like 2008 and 2010, but in exchange they should offer years of pure pleasure pretty much right out of the gate.

From 2009 Barolo: Highs and Lows (May 2013) by Antonio Galloni

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2009 Sperss

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2009 Conteisa

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2009 Darmagi

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2009 Gaia & Rey

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