Villa Broglia Gavi di Gavi 2024
Gavi is a buzz word among lovers of Italian whites, and the mineral, citrus crispness of Villa Broglia is exceptionally fine.
Records show the estate’s Piedmont vineyards date from AD 972. Originally called La Meirana, the property was purchased by textile entrepreneur Bruno Broglia in 1972. The family's vineyards lie in the Classico part of the region, where the hand-harvested Cortese vineyards enjoy ‘best of the best’ Gavi di Gavi status.
Their wines regularly score 90 points or more, and three bicchieri (top rating) from Italy’s leading wine guide – Gambero Rosso, and they are previous winners of the prestigious IWC Italian White Wine Trophy.
Bruno’s sons Paolo and Piero are now running the estate. They’re delighted with the latest release – a racy, dry classic, with floral, citrus freshness. Enjoy with antipasti, white fish or herby chicken.
Gavi is a buzz word among lovers of Italian whites, and the mineral, citrus crispness of Villa Broglia is exceptionally fine.
Records show the estate’s Piedmont vineyards date from AD 972. Originally called La Meirana, the property was purchased by textile entrepreneur Bruno Broglia in 1972. The family's vineyards lie in the Classico part of the region, where the hand-harvested Cortese vineyards enjoy ‘best of the best’ Gavi di Gavi status.
Their wines regularly score 90 points or more, and three bicchieri (top rating) from Italy’s leading wine guide – Gambero Rosso, and they are previous winners of the prestigious IWC Italian White Wine Trophy.
Bruno’s sons Paolo and Piero are now running the estate. They’re delighted with the latest release – a racy, dry classic, with floral, citrus freshness. Enjoy with antipasti, white fish or herby chicken.
