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Few names in Piedmont command as much reverence as Bartolo Mascarello. Guardians of a singular tradition, the Mascarello family continues to craft Barolo as Bartolo himself decreed—through a historic blend of vineyards (Cannubi, San Lorenzo, Rué, and Rocche dell’Annunziata), vinified together to create one timeless expression of Barolo.
This collection of magnums spanning 2005 through 2014 is more than a vertical—it is a chronicle of an extraordinary decade in Barolo, captured in the format most prized by collectors for its grace of aging and rarity.
2005–2007 – Classically styled, with savory aromatics, lifted acidity, and refined tannic structure.
2008–2010 – Benchmark vintages of precision and grandeur: vibrant cherry, rose, tar, and immense cellar potential.
2011–2012 – Warm and generous, yet balanced, showing supple fruit and early charm.
2013–2014 – A return to cooler, more linear expressions: high-toned, mineral, and built for the long haul.
Each magnum embodies the philosophy of non-intervention and vineyard integrity that makes Mascarello one of the most authentic voices in Barolo. Together, they offer a sweeping portrait of terroir and time—etched across ten harvests and preserved in the large format most faithful to evolution in the cellar.
A once-in-a-lifetime chance to hold a decade of Bartolo Mascarello’s Barolo magnums—a monument to tradition, vision, and the enduring soul of Piedmont.
Few names in Piedmont command as much reverence as Bartolo Mascarello. Guardians of a singular tradition, the Mascarello family continues to craft Barolo as Bartolo himself decreed—through a historic blend of vineyards (Cannubi, San Lorenzo, Rué, and Rocche dell’Annunziata), vinified together to create one timeless expression of Barolo.
This collection of magnums spanning 2005 through 2014 is more than a vertical—it is a chronicle of an extraordinary decade in Barolo, captured in the format most prized by collectors for its grace of aging and rarity.
2005–2007 – Classically styled, with savory aromatics, lifted acidity, and refined tannic structure.
2008–2010 – Benchmark vintages of precision and grandeur: vibrant cherry, rose, tar, and immense cellar potential.
2011–2012 – Warm and generous, yet balanced, showing supple fruit and early charm.
2013–2014 – A return to cooler, more linear expressions: high-toned, mineral, and built for the long haul.
Each magnum embodies the philosophy of non-intervention and vineyard integrity that makes Mascarello one of the most authentic voices in Barolo. Together, they offer a sweeping portrait of terroir and time—etched across ten harvests and preserved in the large format most faithful to evolution in the cellar.
A once-in-a-lifetime chance to hold a decade of Bartolo Mascarello’s Barolo magnums—a monument to tradition, vision, and the enduring soul of Piedmont.