We only ship to the Wu: We don't ship to: Uk, Malta, Cyprus, Luxembourg. Stored under optimal conditions. controlling degrees and humidity in the cell. Bartolo Mascarello's Barolo, capable of captivating wine-lovers the world over for its fidelity to a traditional model that has almost completely disappeared, is a rigorous wine, shy in its youth but ascending on the aromatic and taste levels with the progression of time, until, after suitable ageing, it reaches a complex, profound configuration, rich in nuances, with impulses that are difficult to compare with similar products. When the charismatic figure of Bartolo Mascarello passed away, the difficult inheritance he left behind was taken over by his daughter Maria Teresa, adept at infusing new personality and stylistic precision into the wines produced, keeping the size of the estate unchanged in spite of the great demand from all quarters. The grapes that go into this unique and unmistakable Barolo come from some of the most important crus in the Langhe, including the San Lorenzo and Cannubi vineyards in Barolo and Rocche di La Morra. From Maria Teresa Mascarello's sensitivity to viticulture that respects the land comes agronomic management with a very low environmental impact; in the cellar, fermentation takes place in cement tanks and all ageing is entrusted to the historic large barrels of Piedmontese tradition. From the sensitivity of Maria Teresa Mascarello for a viticulture that respects the land comes an agronomic management with a very low environmental impact; in the cellar, fermentation takes place in cement tanks and all ageing is entrusted to the historical large barrels of the Piedmontese tradition. The result is a Barolo with deep aromatic tones, a solid materiality on the palate and a very fine tannic texture: this splendid wine, which carries with it all the poignancy of Mascarello's production philosophy, has the benefit of a profitable evolution over time, capable of giving a Barolo after many years that symbolises the territorial expressiveness of the Langhe.