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Punteggio 90/100 · Stephen Tanzer, Vinous, Nov 2009

Good full, deep red. Perfumed cherry and black fruit aromas are complicated by camphor, tar, menthol and crushed herbs. Juicy and expressive, delivering an impression of intensity without excess weight. Sour cherry and herb flavors are joined by a whiff of leather. Perhaps the least complex but most accessible of these 2004s, finishing with rather suave tannins and a late note of bitter chocolate.

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92 punti
Antonio Galloni, Vinous
Punteggio 92/100 · Da bere 2013-2024, Antonio Galloni, Vinous, Oct 2008

The 2004 Barolo Villero presents a light to medium-bodied expression of Nebbiolo. Silky, refined tannins support a soft core of sweet raspberries, strawberries and spices. Although the wine put on weight in the glass, this remains a relatively round, approachable wine in this vintage.

92 punti
Antonio Galloni, Wine Advocate
Punteggio 92/100 · Da bere 2010-2024, Antonio Galloni, Wine Advocate, Oct 2008

The 2004 Barolo Villero presents a light to medium-bodied expression of Nebbiolo. Silky, refined tannins support a soft core of sweet raspberries, strawberries and spices. Although the wine put on weight in the glass, this remains a relatively round, approachable wine in this vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2010-2024. Mauro Mascarello is one of the most fascinating personalities in Piedmont. He is also arguably the longest-tenured active winemaker in the Langhe, having been directly responsible for all aspects of production at his family’s estate since 1970, which makes him an invaluable resource on the traditions of the region. Today’s younger generation of high-end producers speak with great reverence about Mascarello and even more so about his father Gepin who was a legend in these parts. Mascarello was an internationally-renowned producer decades before today’s big names were even making wines under their own labels. Twenty years ago, Mascarello’s signature Barolo Monprivato was one of the most expensive Barolos on the market. Then the new-age style became dominant during the 1990s and the estate languished in perception, but not quality. In recent times Mascarello has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity which is long overdue. Prices have gone up, but the Barolo Monprivato in particular remains a steal relative to other world-class wines. Monprivato is one of the handful of Italian wines than can hold its own with the best being made anywhere in the world. Importer: Doug Polaner, Polaner Selections, Mt. Kisco, NY; tel. (914) 244-0404; The Rare Wine Co., Sonoma, CA; tel. (707) 996-4484

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Stephen Tanzer, Vinous
Punteggio 89-91/100 · Stephen Tanzer, Vinous, Nov 2007

Good medium red. Pungent red fruits, rosemary and mint on the high-toned nose. Juicy and highly aromatic in the mouth, with good acid cut to frame the raspberry, cherry and mint flavors. Today this midweight shows more perfume than body, but that's no complaint.

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Giuseppe Mascarello e Figlio
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Nebbiolo

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Rosso

Sapore

Secco

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