Overview: My name is Gian Luca and I was born in the Langhe, the place where my passion for wine became a full-time job.
I am a consultant for several producers in the Langhe and winner of the Gambelli Award for Best Young Italian Oenologist in 2014. In 2011 founded Segni di Langa, and as the true garagiste that I am, I make my own wines in the garage underneath my house. In 2017 I decided to put my name on the labels of my own wines. My wines find their origins in the Langhe terroir and they transmit all of my efforts, passion and commitment I put into growing the grapes.
I call myself a farmer, while my wife Alessandra says I am a young entrepreneur! I am an energetic perhaps (and perhaps too fast-paced!). According to Alessandra my strong point is my capacity for communication. I would love for you to discover the fascinating world of wine and share my experiences.
Roddi “Bricco Ambrogio” – 220/240 mt a.s.l. Exposure South and West; Roere di Santa Maria, 220 mt. a.s.l. Exposure South, depending on the vintage there may be other important vineyard sites included.
Tasting Notes: Fresh and balsamic in sensory profile shows notes of raspberries, currants, wild strawberries and broken stems. Medium body, soft tannins and a slightly open finish in style and character.
Pairing: Braised lamb shoulder with rosemary and garlic.
Points: 90, Raffaele Vecchione
Format/ABV: 750 ml/14.5%
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