Villa Broglia Gavi di Gavi Anniversario 2022
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Crafted in the esteemed Piedmont region and renowned for its elegance and finesse, Gavi is northern Italy’s top white wine. ‘Gavi di Gavi’ on the label denotes the best vineyards, and Villa Broglia “makes some of the finest wines in the Gavi appellation,” says expert Antonio Galloni.
Villa Broglia Anniversario is a racy, dry white wine with floral, pear and citrus freshness. It's a special release made purely from Cortese, including some from the Broglias’ prized La Meirana vineyard. It’s one of the oldest in the Gavi appellation, dating back to 972 AD. Older vines mean lower yields—and more concentration, intensity, structure and elegance in the final wine that reaches your glass. A year’s aging on its lees lends the wine a minerality and roundness that only the best Gavi ever achieve.
Proving the point: The wine has a double-gold medal from the International Wine Challenge plus multiple 90+ point scores. Critic James Suckling had this to say: “A creamy, medium-bodied and mineral white...flavors of almonds, lemons, apricot stones and a touch of honey.”
A stunning wine from a very special place. Race for a taste today.
Crafted in the esteemed Piedmont region and renowned for its elegance and finesse, Gavi is northern Italy’s top white wine. ‘Gavi di Gavi’ on the label denotes the best vineyards, and Villa Broglia “makes some of the finest wines in the Gavi appellation,” says expert Antonio Galloni.
Villa Broglia Anniversario is a racy, dry white wine with floral, pear and citrus freshness. It's a special release made purely from Cortese, including some from the Broglias’ prized La Meirana vineyard. It’s one of the oldest in the Gavi appellation, dating back to 972 AD. Older vines mean lower yields—and more concentration, intensity, structure and elegance in the final wine that reaches your glass. A year’s aging on its lees lends the wine a minerality and roundness that only the best Gavi ever achieve.
Proving the point: The wine has a double-gold medal from the International Wine Challenge plus multiple 90+ point scores. Critic James Suckling had this to say: “A creamy, medium-bodied and mineral white...flavors of almonds, lemons, apricot stones and a touch of honey.”
A stunning wine from a very special place. Race for a taste today.
Leonardo Bassano
Italian wine expert
