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  • Home
  • The Cuneaz Family
  • Moments from the Grapevines
  • Our Wines
    • Pinot Noir
    • Pierre
    • Gamay
    • Gamaret
    • Torrette Supérieur "Labié"
    • Pinot Gris
    • Spillo d'Oro
    • Impasse
    • Mon Dadà
    • Gargantua Rouge
    • Gargantua Blanc
    • Daphne
    • Vin de la Fée
  • The Company Wine Lovers
  • Contact Us

Red wines

GAMAY

Gamay has always been one of the most cultivated red wine varieties in the Aosta Valley, as it lends itself very well to a mountain area like ours. 

After identifying some extremely interesting vineyards, we decided to invest in this wine label as well. Clearly, by putting our signature on it: the idea was to create a fresh and typically aromatic product, but also with a certain structure. To achieve this, we worked on the yields in the vineyard, as well as on some slightly more complex refinements. And here is the result: a round, full-bodied wine, which also lends itself to accompany hearty dishes. A good compromise between young wines and those that boast a long aging.


What should I expect while sipping a glass of Gamay?

By tasting our Gamay, you will be surprised, because instead of being in front of a classic simple wine, sometimes even a little hard, usually drinkable, you will be confronted with a more demanding and important product, with an above average structure. 




Variety: 100% Gamay

Alcohol content: 14.5°

Age of vineyards: 10 – 20 years

Vineyards (Form of farming, Location, Exposure): Guyot/Cordone Speronato Gressan North

Harvest: late September

Vinification: 80% Steel 7 months 20% barrels 7 months

Yield (hl/ha): 65 hl/ha

Ageing potential: 5/8 years

Vintage on the market since June: 2021 



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GAMAY


Gamay has always been one of the most cultivated red wine varieties in the Aosta Valley, as it lends itself very well to a mountain area like ours. 

After identifying some extremely interesting vineyards, we decided to invest in this wine label as well. Clearly, by putting our signature on it: the idea was to create a fresh and typically aromatic product, but also with a certain structure. To achieve this, we worked on the yields in the vineyard, as well as on some slightly more complex refinements. And here is the result: a round, full-bodied wine, which also lends itself to accompany hearty dishes. A good compromise between young wines and those that boast a long aging.


What should I expect while sipping a glass of Gamay?

By tasting our Gamay, you will be surprised, because instead of being in front of a classic simple wine, sometimes even a little hard, usually drinkable, you will be confronted with a more demanding and important product, with an above average structure.


Variety: 100% Gamay

Alcohol content: 14.5°

Age of vineyards: 10 – 20 years

Vineyards (Form of farming, Location, Exposure): Guyot/Cordone Speronato Gressan North

Harvest: late September

Vinification: 80% Steel 7 months 20% barrels 7 months

Yield (hl/ha): 65 hl/ha

Ageing potential: 5/8 years

Vintage on the market since June: 2021

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Cave Gargantua

Hamlet Clos Chatel, 1

11020 Gressan AO

VAT n° 01147270076

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Our winery is located in Gressan,

a small town in the Aosta Valley,

in the northwest of Italy.

For further details, you can find our address and phone number here.



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“The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD): Europe investing in rural areas”. Cave Gargantua has benefited from the support provided by the Aosta Valley Rural Development Program 2014/2020 for the purchase and installation of instrumental material goods for the vineyard and for the winery. Managing authority: Aosta Valley Autonomous Region - Department of Tourism, Sport, Commerce, Agriculture and Cultural Heritage - Office of Regional Rural Development Policies. Responsible for information: Laurent Cunéaz

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