Angelo Gaja speaks his mind, as you will see if you search on his name on this site or click on the Gaja tag below. This recent article , for example, spawned a long discussion on our Members'...

Mad Man of Barbaresco Angelo Gaja has just sent me the following cri de coeur entitled 'The Crisis and World Markets Hobble Italian Agriculture'. It is all a long way from the relaxed,...

In response to popular demand, I present the tasting notes on last Saturday’s Gaja 150th birthday celebrations at Vinitaly in Verona. The decidedly amateur image here is of the last three...

It was a treat to attend Gaja’s celebration of 150 years of wine production at Vinitaly (see Gaja’s 150th birthday - video ), let alone to have the honour of being the only person on the...

As I explained in What we're up to next week , I had the most unnecessary job of my life last Saturday morning, co-hosting a celebration at Vinitaly of a wine tasting to celebrate the 150th...

Angelo Gaja, whose estate hasn’t even got a website, recently seized the opportunity to reflect online with the help of an army of bloggers. While it may seem that the Brunello di...

Angelo Gaja of Italy predicts catastrophe and lobbies for a completely different approach to promoting Italian wine. It is generally believed that the current financial crisis will have...

Coonawarra with its supposedly distinctive terra rossa soil is Australia's earliest claimant to appellation status and, according to its growers, 'Australia's leading wine district'. However the...

Angelo Gaja sends the following. Although 2009 was a black year for Italian exports overall, down 20% according to the official government statistics, for Italian wine it was an...