The Roagna portfolio is headlined by Barbaresco Crichët Pajé cuvée, one of the most expensive wines in Italy. The nebbiolo ages for eight years before its release, capturing the full expression of the grapes. The result: an internationally acclaimed wine that costs more than $800 per bottle, a price that's almost doubled from 2017 to 2021.

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Why would investors spend hundreds of dollars for a single bottle of Roagna? For the answer, look no further than 2013 Roagna Barbaresco Crichët Pajè. The red wine incorporates all of the elements that have made Roagna one of the most revered estates in Piedmont. With a colossal structure, deep tannic body, and striking finesse, this Barbaresco is “a drop-dead gorgeous beauty,” in the words of wine critic Antonio Galloni.
 
Just a little time in the glass reveals Crichët Pajè’s full potential. The body glides across the palate with mellow layers of red cherries, strawberries, black currants, citrus, cedar, and cinnamon. Streaks of minerality lead into the long-lasting finish with harmonious balance. Expect 2013 Crichët Pajè to age well through 2040.
 
The Final Sip: Prepare to utter “What a wine,” after snagging a case of 2013 Roagna Barbaresco Crichët Pajè. That’s what happened to wine critic Antonio Galloni.

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