CuvéeMonforte d'AlbaRosé

Rosa Thea

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Cascina Carrà

Nebbiolo

About this wine

A Langhe DOC rosé made from Nebbiolo, grown at 380–430 meters on clay-limestone soils in Monforte d'Alba. The grapes are pressed softly, with the must separated from the skins after 6–8 hours; fermentation runs at 18°C for about 15 days without malolactic conversion, followed by 3–5 months of aging in stainless steel. The result is a mellow rose color with floral aromas of rose and violet, a full, fresh, saline mouthfeel, and a fragrant, embracing finish.

Beginner's Note

A gentle, food-friendly introduction to rosé made from a serious red grape variety.

Sommelier's Note

"Rosa Thea shows Nebbiolo's floral, savory soul in a lighter register — proof that this noble grape doesn't need heavy tannins to impress."

Food Pairings

Light appetizers, cured ham, and delicate seafood dishes suit it well.

When to drink it

Summer aperitivo, light lunches, warm-weather gatherings

Specs

Grape Varieties
Nebbiolo
Style
Rosé
Price Range
¥3,500–4,800 (estimated retail reference, no confirmed JP import price found)

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Nebbiolo from vineyards at 380–430m elevation in Monforte d'Alba with clay-limestone soils. Grapes are softly pressed with must separated from skins after 6–8 hours; fermented at 18°C for about 15 days without malolactic fermentation; aged 3–5 months in stainless steel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Rosa Thea taste like?
It shows floral rose and violet aromas with a full, fresh, saline mouthfeel and a fragrant, lingering finish — more textured than many light rosés.
Why is it made from Nebbiolo, a red grape usually used for Barolo?
Cascina Carrà uses a portion of its Nebbiolo fruit for this rosé, made with a short skin contact and gentle pressing, showcasing the variety's aromatic side without heavy tannins.
What food pairs best with it?
Light appetizers, cured ham, and delicate seafood dishes are ideal matches.

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