One of the highlights from today’s Alto Piemonte tasting. Bright, fresh and so full of life. A classic...
One of the highlights from today’s Alto Piemonte tasting. Bright, fresh and so full of life. A classic...
Jan 31st, 2021
Softer side of Nebbiolo. Elegant, balanced, still drinking well and pretty. Dried morello cherry, balsamic.
Softer side of Nebbiolo. Elegant, balanced, still drinking well and pretty. Dried morello cherry, balsamic.
Apr 14th, 2020
Alpine Nebbiolo. Dark cherry and an usually but pleasant piney component. Mellow tannins and medium finish. An unusual but fascinating wine. High geek factor and good PVR. We liked it!
Alpine Nebbiolo. Dark cherry and an usually but pleasant piney component. Mellow tannins and medium finish. An unusual but fascinating wine. High geek factor and good PVR. We liked it!
1 person found it helpfulAug 9th, 2016
2007
Nov 25th, 2014
Alto Piemonte produced some very good wine in 2003.
Alto Piemonte produced some very good wine in 2003.
Nov 5th, 2014
2003
Apr 13th, 2014
Anno 2004. Sto bevendo un gran vino
Anno 2004. Sto bevendo un gran vino
Oct 8th, 2013
Tasting through the Tenuta Sella wines. Beautiful alpine Nebbiolos
Tasting through the Tenuta Sella wines. Beautiful alpine Nebbiolos
Jun 4th, 2013
La Festa del Piemonte 2021: Alto Piemonte Rising Seminar, January 31, 2021 at 12:00pm EST.
La Festa del Piemonte 2021: Alto Piemonte Rising Seminar, January 31, 2021 at 12:00pm EST.
Jan 27th, 2021
A toast to the “Unification of Italy.” A light garnet red tapering to burnt orange on the edges. Aromas of black cherry and red currants. Hints of orange with a spicy pepper. The palate is dry and bright with a complex mix of flavor. The Sella family’s history in Lessona region began in 1671. This is one of the smallest village appellations in all of Italy with a mere 23 hectares of land under vine. The success of this region is the Pliocene sandy, marine-influenced soils. These deposits of marine sands and fossil shells provide the mineral cocktail which enhances Nebbiolo with a bright energy.
A toast to the “Unification of Italy.” A light garnet red tapering to burnt orange on the edges. Aromas of black cherry and red currants. Hints of orange with a spicy pepper. The palate is dry and bright with a complex mix of flavor. The Sella family’s history in Lessona region began in 1671. This is one of the smallest village appellations in all of Italy with a mere 23 hectares of land under vine. The success of this region is the Pliocene sandy, marine-influenced soils. These deposits of marine sands and fossil shells provide the mineral cocktail which enhances Nebbiolo with a bright energy.
Dec 3rd, 2022
Lessona, Biella, Piedmont, Italy
