The Heartbeat of Heritage
In the core of Barbaresco, Casa Mascarello is a remarkable estate steeped in rich viticultural heritage. Dating back to the 18th century, it is uniquely situated on the eastern side of the renowned Asili Valley, at the center of surrounding vineyards. This positioning is not just geographical but symbolic, reflecting the estate's deep connection to its historical roots. With such a storied history it stands as a beacon of tradition, honouring the past in every aspect of Mascarello's winemaking practices.
The diverse landscapes of the winery includes marine-origin soils and a blend of sandy and clay-rich terrains. Such a combination allows for the cultivation of distinctive grape varieties, each plot offering a unique contribution to the winery's exceptional portfolio. Notably, the vineyard's dedication to sustainable viticulture practices, underlines their commitment to both quality and environmental stewardship. Maintaining ancient principals is no easy feat, but in their eyes, it's of upmost importance.
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A philosophy that doesn't waver
The history of Mascarello is deeply intertwined with the land and traditions of the Langhe region. Founded in 1927 by Maria Mascarello, a pioneer in an era when female entrepreneurship was rare, the winery has been a family-run business ever since. Maria's legacy was carried forward by her son Umberto, who elevated the winery's status by focusing on quality and customer service. Today, the winery is managed by her grandson, Fabio Mascarello, who continues to innovate while preserving the traditional winemaking methods that have been the hallmark of the family for generations. The winery is known not only for its exceptional wines but also for its dedication to nurturing young talent, with a team that includes many individuals under-30. This blend of tradition and innovation has earned Mascarello a place among Italy's historic brands, and its wines are celebrated for their quality and connection to the rich history of the Langhe region.
What They Offer
The landscapes of Langhe await