| 2007 |
Wine Report
2007
Barolo Monprivato Riserva Ca' d'Morissio 1997 Giuseppe Mascarello, Langhe, (€125) From one of the famous crus of Barolo, Monprivato at Castiglione Falletto, this Riserva, matured fro 48 months in large Slavonian oak barrels...
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| 2006 |
Wine Advocate
Number 167 - 31/10/2006
Mauro Mascarello is one of the few remaining traditionalist producers in Barolo. Mascarello owns what is surely one of the most prized wineyards in all of Piedmont, Monprivato, which occupies a stupendous position, sheltered by Bricco Boschis...
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Claude Kolm's
THE FINE WINE REVIEW
Number 113 - 2006
THE FINE WINE REVIEW
Number 113 - 2006
Mascarello, too, has no 2002 Barolo, as all was sold off to negociants. The Barolo Villero, is still closed in the nose, but is very fine, light, and harmonious in the mouth with dusty cherry fruit. 2011-2030. The Barolo Santo Stefano di Perno shows more structure and depth, but less finesse...
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The world's best
wine magazine
February 2006
On a recent visit to one of Barolo's finest producers, Mauro Mascarello, I was taken aback when he fished out an email I had sent him months earlier, commenting on his top wine, Cà d'Morissio. My comment had been favourable...
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| 2005 |
Antonio Galloni's
Piedmont ReportTM
The consumer's guide to the wines of Piedmont
Issue 3 and 4 - July 2005
Piedmont ReportTM
The consumer's guide to the wines of Piedmont
Issue 3 and 4 - July 2005
Mauro Mascarello is one of the few remaining traditionalist producers in Barolo. Mascarello owns what is surely one of the most prized vineyards in all of Piedmont, Monprivato, which occupies a stupendous position, sheltered by Bricco Boschis to the north and Bricco Rocche ...
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Claude Kolm's
THE FINE WINE REVIEW
GOODIES FROM PIEDMONT
N ° 107
THE FINE WINE REVIEW
GOODIES FROM PIEDMONT
N ° 107
Followers know that one of the great names across several decades has been Giuseppe Mascarello e Figlio. It was my great delight and privilege to attend a tasting at Mauro Mascarello's cellar in Monchiero this past May of wines back to 1970. The estates dates to 1881...
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The Indipendent Consumer's Bimonthly Guide to Fine Wine
N° 160 - 29/08/2005
The Wines 1997 - 2001
In an age of standardized wines and winemaking, it's hard to resist the portfolio of this producer, a true character in every sense of the word, but one who, at least, believes in his vineyards, their individual grape varieties, and the necessity...
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| 2004 |
Mauro Mascarello loves the 1999 vintage, but notes that the wines are a bit tough and hard to taste today. They're more structured than the '98s, he adds, but also rich and fat. Vintage 2000 was a hot year, ...
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N° 5 - December 2004
A wine tasting could be so many different things. It could be about quality or not or about the matter of taste. These are for trivialities to reckon the day you meet the wine and the people behind it, giving you the feeling of being present in a unity of senses ...
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Wine
International
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CHARLES METCALFE broadens his mind at vertical tastings frorn two very different wineries: one a century-old Barolo, and the other praised as "the Sassicaia of....
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| 2003 |
The Indipendent Consumer's Bimonthly Guide to Fine Wine
N° 149 - 31/10/2003
The Wines 1999 - 2001
Mauro Mascarello releases his wines later than most in the zone, and consumers are more likely to find the 1998's in the market at the present. continue...
| 2001 |
The consumer's passport to fine wine
September/October 2001
Mauro Mascarello Barolo Monprivato
The Mascarello family's impressive southwest-facing Monprivato vineyard in Castiglione Falletto has been producing some of the finest traditionally styled Barolos ...continue...
The Indipendent Consumer's Bimonthly Guide to Fine Wine
N° 137 - 30/10/2001
1998 BAROLO MONPRIVATO
A silky, full-bodied, opulent effort, Mascarello's 1998 Barolo Monprivato reveals good intensity as well as a fleshy.Up-front bouquet of licorice, tobacco, sweet cherries, melted asphalt, and rose petals. A classic...continue...
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A Vertical Tasting
A splendid 6-hectare hillside site at an altitude of 280 meters located in the village of Castiglione Falletto in the heart of the Barolo ...
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n°. 196 MAY 2001
WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED
BY CLIVE COATES MW
This is one of my favourite Barolo producers, and Mauro Mascarello one of my favourite people. At a blind tasting some 15 years ago I gave his 1978 Monprivato 20 out of 20, and I have always considered this vineyard...
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| 2000 |
Following my tasting of current and upcoming releases with the Mascarello family, Mauro Mascarello staged a vertical tasting...
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