DIEGO CURTAZ GAMAY 2007 - WINE - Diego Curtaz Valle D'Aosta


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Diego Curtaz Gamay

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Diego Curtaz Gamay

2007

Valle d'Aosta Gamay. If you're looking for something very different, you've found it. An excellent bottle from Diego Curtaz, very good QPR.
Year	2007
Alcohol	12.5 %
Size	0.75 l.
Type	Wine
Classification	DOC
Grape	85% Gamay and 15% regional grape varieties.
Taste	Great flavours of cherry jam, mid bodied with fine delicate tannins.
Colour	Ruby red colour
Nose	Persistant aromas of cherries with a slight mineral quality.
Accompanies	Great with pasta, cold cuts, Juliénas, Morgon, Moulin-à-Vent cheese.
Temperature	Serve at 18°c
Harvest	Around the 30th of September.

TCD OPINION

A four star vintage in the Valle d'Aosta that complimented those growing the Gamay grape. This is a limited production wine from one of the most undervalued areas of Italian wine production.

Really interesting Gamay wine from the Valle D'Aosta. Gamay is not a grape widely cultivated in Italy famously finding its expression in Beaujolais, this is an interesting wine to see the effect of Italian terroir on such a famous grape. Really tiny producer, less than 2000 bottles a year, this is something unique and interesting.

TCD Score: 87/100

87 Points for a great accomplishment, bringing Gamay to a unique expression in the Italian alps.

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