Coste della Sesia Nebbiolo Orbello, Tenute Sella
Description
Attractive nose of mixed red fruits, very bright. The palate is soft and mouth-filling. Red fruits follow through with a touch of minerality. Great finesse, gentle and seemless.
£23.95
Quantity Available: 3
Product Code: S15852
Country
Italy
Region
Piedmont
Vintage
2023
Bottle Size
75cl
Closure
natural cork
Grape Varieties
Nebbiolo
Producer Details
Tenute Sella is located at the foot of the Alps of Biella, in Northern Piedmont. Purchased in 1671 by Comino Sella, for 350 years the family-owned property has been cultivated by generations of the Sella family. Here in Alto-Piemonte, they craft beautiful, ethereal expressions of Nebbiolo-based wines, which are exceptionally age-worthy.
Today Tenute Sella is made up of 23 hectares of vineyard land in the Piemonte DOC, with a total production of approximately 75,000 bottles per year. Their first vineyards were planted in Lessona, following which the family extended their estate to include vineyards in Bramaterra, and Coste della Sesia also. Re-establishing the importance of their terroir, with maximum respect for tradition is the estate’s philosophy. Each vineyard is hand-picked and vinified separately, using traditional production methods. Under the watchful eye of their dynamic young winemaker, Riccardo Giovannini, bringing new energy and a fresh outlook to the winery, Tenute Sella feels to be going through a resurgence in quality.
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