2012 - Bold, blackberry cassis bouquet; great body and legs; white pepper, slightly tannic finish. Worth revisiting; plan to visit the winery to experience other great wines. — 8 years ago
Enjoyed in the region a fresh crisp wine, tangy good with fish. — 9 years ago
What's Super Mario's favorite fabric? Denim, denim, denim! Love these labels...the wine is far from overblown, actually. What you would expect from Shiraz, without wanting to wipe your tongue with a wet rag after drinking a full glass. Coming soon to Fiola Mare (get it while the temperature stays low...and we have Miyazaki Kobe with truffles! — 11 years ago
40% Sangiovese, 25% Alicante, 25% Syrah, 10% Carignan
Needs food...good thing some is on the way (Mario's famous beef cheeks ravioli) — 12 years ago
Mario's on Arthur avenue — 13 years ago
Dark ruby color. Dark red fruit on nose. Easy finish with berries dominating. Very nice — 6 years ago
Really nice affordable table wine. — 9 years ago
I had this one at Santina NYC with two Mario's it was amazing! — 11 years ago
2008 vintage holding well. — 12 years ago
Best wine yet ...also most expensive. Almost perfect. Just enough fruit, just enough body, just enough smoothness, all combining for nearly perfect vino. Recommended by "Buca Mario's" Wine Ferry (jolly chubby guy that looks like the guy on the bottle w/o a beard)! — 13 years ago

Love Mario's wines! The labels are always unique and amazing each vintage. This is very young but wanted to try it to get an idea of how this is will age. I think this is a a notch below the amazing 2004 vintage. Wonderful dark fruit aromas. More dark fruit plus leather, tobacco, and Italian herbs. Really good right now after a hour decant but chances to be amazing in 3 to 5 years. Highly recommend this wine and all.wines from this winery! — 6 years ago
Birthday at Mario's — 9 years ago
Held up well. — 9 years ago
Tasted after a private tour with Elena and Lucca of the family estate. They are "crazy" Italian in all of the best ways. Expressive, talented, creative, artistic and masterful, Lucca's grandfather Mario was thought to have lost it when back in the early 1900's he began buying discontinuous plots of land because they exhibited different geologic characteristics. Townsfolk would laugh as "Crazy Vietti" would haul his donkey and cart to the different vineyards when they all farmed and lived on a single plot.
That breadth of knowledge defines Vietti today. This Barbera d'Alba is worlds apart from their Barbera d'Asti, a testament to Mario's vision.
True to form for Barbera, but more akin to Nebbiolo on the nose and finish. This one intrigues if not familiar or thought Barbera might not be for you (...that was me...). — 11 years ago
From my wine shipment. Celebrating Mario's First Day of Work. — 12 years ago
Fabio Franchella
Nöd absolut orange, eher rächt schön klar, nöd trüeb. Überhaupt ned animalisch oder stallog, defür was trochefruchtigs und mineralisch. Interessant! — 2 years ago