I am a small Piedmontese producer. My 15-acre vineyards are located in the Rombone (920-1,080 ft. a.s.l.) in the commune of Treiso at the doors of Alba, in the DOCG. wine zone of Barbaresco. “Cascina Rombone” (cascina means farm), originally, from 1921 until 1962, was a 50 acre property. When Carlo Nada was succeeded by his four children, being one of them my father Fiorenzo, it was split. Beside Nebbiolo grape, I grow Dolcetto and Barbera. One last word about our motto; we believe in tradition, and our motto, a poetic one, refers to the believe that wine making is related to the moon phases and to rituals many centuries old. "The wine is tinted by the moon. One day after the other."

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Dolcetto d'Alba DOC 2001/2003

100% Dolcetto

Succulent, with lively red berry character, supple tannins and smooth acidity. Balanced and delicious.

Barbera d'Alba DOC 2001

100% Barbera

Barbaresco DOCG 2000/2001

100% Nebbiolo

Very plummy, with a hint of fresh herb. Medium- to full-bodied, with soft tannins and a medium, chewy finish. Nice.

Barbaresco DOCG Rombone 2000

100% Nebbiolo

Fantastic aromas of sliced plum, Indian spice and hints of new oak. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and beautiful fruit. I love the finish, with its lovely ripe fruit and fine tannins in an elegant package.

Seifile Langhe DOCG 2000/2001

70% Barbera, 30% Nebbiolo

Enticing aromas of plums, berries and cream follow thorough to a full-bodied palate, with fresh fruit and a jammy aftertaste. Barbera and Nebbiolo.