DOLCETTO D'ALBA 1997 BARTOLO MASCARELLO

Name: DOLCETTO D'ALBA 1997 BARTOLO MASCARELLO
Brand: BARTOLO MASCARELLO
SKU: DBM97
Price: 45.08 EUR
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BARTOLO MASCARELLO

Reference DBM97

€45.08

Dolcetto d'Alba Bartolo Mascarello is a Piedmontese wine produced with Dolcetto grapes from the historic Bartolo Mascarello winery in Piedmont. It is a ruby red wine with elegant notes of red fruit, herbs and spices, in the mouth it is warm and enveloping with a long persistent finish.

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Red

0,75

1997

Piemonte

12,5

Description

Dolcetto d'Alba Bartolo Mascarello 1997

Dolcetto d'Alba Bartolo Mascarello is a typical Piedmontese red wine produced from a blend of grapes from the Rué and Monrobiolo cru. Dolcetto Mascarello is fermented in cement tanks before being left to age for 9 months in large oak barrels.

Bartolo Mascarello Dolcetto d'Alba is a medium bodied Piedmontese red wine that is presented in an elegant and refined ruby red goblet, the nose alternates notes of red fruit, herbaceous hints and spices. In the mouth it is a robust, warm and persistent wine.

It goes well with elaborate first courses, grilled meats and meat dishes such as baked chicken with potatoes.

DENOMINATION: Dolcetto d'Alba DOC

REGION: Piedmont (Italy)

GRAPES: 100% Dolcetto

VINIFICATION: Fermentation in cement and aging for 9 months in large oak barrels

Product Details

Type of article: BOTTIGLIE DI VINO
Bottle size: 0,75
Vintage: 1997
Region or area: Piemonte
Natural: NO
Gradazione Alcolica: 12,5
Wine Name: DOLCETTO

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BARTOLO MASCARELLO

Bartolo Mascarello is a legendary name of Barolo and Langhe, a small producer who made the history of the appellation and of Piedmontese wine. Today the winery is run by Bartolo's daughter, Maria Teresa Mascarello, who carries on an artisanal production among which stands out, like a diamond, a single label of Barolo which, according to tradition, combines several crus in a single bottle.