2014 Barbaresco, Sorì Tildìn, Gaja, Piedmont, Italy

  • Red
  • Dry
  • Full Bodied
  • Nebbiolo
Andrew Jefford
94/100
Antonio Galloni
97/100
Monica Larner
94/100
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2014 Barbaresco, Sorì Tildìn, Gaja, Piedmont, Italy
Colour Red
Sweetness Dry
Vintage 2014
Alcohol % 14
Grape List Nebbiolo
Body Full Bodied
Property Gaja

Critics reviews

Andrew Jefford 94/100
This is a much more aromatically wealthy wine than its two peers above, with incense, spice and mint in addition to complex red fruits. The palate combines juiciness with elegance; there’s some floral complexity behind the fruit; while the finish reveals a glowing enchantment I didn’t expect from 2014.Andrew Jefford, Decanter.com (September 2017)
Andrew Jefford, Decanter.com (Sep 2017)
Antonio Galloni 97/100
Sweet rose petal, mint, chiseled red-toned fruit and chalk give the 2014 Barbaresco Sorì Tildìn its sculpted, brilliant personality. All the elements are in the right place. A wine of translucent energy and weightless elegance, the Sorì Tildìn is hauntingly beautiful today. A host of floral notes and red berry fruit infuse the persistent, chiseled finish in this fabulous Barbaresco. As it so often is, the Barbaresco Sorì Tildìn is a wine of pure charm and seduction.Drink 2026 - 2044antonio_galloni, Vinous.com.com (October 2017)
Antonio Galloni, Vinous.com (Oct 2017)
Monica Larner 94/100
This is a wine of profound elegance and grace. The 2014 Barbaresco Sor Tildn is fine and deeply finessed, with long and polished berry notes that are enhanced by mild spice and smoky mineral notes. The wine starts off slowly and subtly. You can follow its evident progression as it opens and evolves quickly in the glass. In fact, of Gaja's three single-vineyard expressions, this wine is the most fluid and changing. The tannins are fine and nicely integrated to give the wine power, grace and staying power.Drink 2020 - 2045monica_larner, Wine Advocate (December 2017)
Monica Larner, RobertParker.com (Dec 2017)

About this wine

Nebbiolo

Nebbiolo is the grape behind the Barolo and Barbaresco wines and is hardly ever seen outside the confines of Piedmont. It takes its name from "nebbia" which is Italian for fog, a frequent phenomenon in the region.

Gaja

Angelo Gaja is Italy`s most renowned and dynamic wine personality and his impact on wine production in the last 30 years cannot be overestimated.

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