Paolo Scavino

Barolo 'Monvigliero'

Barolo 'Monvigliero'

Barolo Monvigliero Paolo Scavino
  • Nebbiolo from Monvigliero, the Grand Cru of Verduno village, first produced by Scavino in 2007
  • In the northern part of the Barolo region, this vineyard lies in a very special microclimate: warm during the day and cool at night due to the fresh air currents from the Tanaro river
  • 310 meters elevation with south-east orientation
  • Predominantly limestone soil, light colored mixed with chalky veins
  • Harvested by hand, normally after the 10th of October
  • Submerged-cap maceration (10-12 days on avg)
  • Indigenous yeast fermentation (20-30 days on avg) in stainless steel
  • Malolactic fermentation in 225 L barrels over the winter
  • Aged 11 months in neutral French oak barrels and 13 months in large casks, plus 8 months in stainless steel and 6 months in bottle 
  • Approximately 600 cases produced annually

Info

Producer:
Vintage:
2019
Country:
Italy
Region:
Piedmont
Appellation:
Barolo
Variety:
Nebbiolo
Color:
Red

Sizes Available

Full Bottle IT-SCV-21-19 12/750ml

Resources

Press & Reviews

Decanter
Score
96
Date
2023-10-29
"Scavino first bottled Monvigliero as a separate single-vineyard wine in 2007. Only 0.83 hectares in size and situated on limestone soils, its proximity to the Tanaro river moderates the microclimate. The nose is intense and pungent, exhibiting pure red fruits and no balsamic tones. The attack is lush but also forthright and vibrant, the stunning fruit supported by underlying acidity. Very concentrated, it shows welcome austere grip. Textured but elegant, this imperious Barolo is built to last, and the finish is exceptionally long."
James Suckling
Score
96
Date
2023-07-28
Jancis Robinson
Score
17.5
Date
2023-07-04
Jeb Dunnuck
Score
94
Date
2023-05-04
Kerin O'Keefe
Score
97
Date
2023-04-18
Vinous
Score
95
Date
2024-01-04
"The 2019 Barolo Monvigliero is a gorgeous wine that marries the classicism of this site with the bright, forward fruit that is such a signature of the Scavino style. Freshly-cut roses, kirsch, mint, cinnamon and blood orange race across the palate, supported by vibrant acids and veins of sinewy tannin. This seems to call for at least a few years in bottle."
Wine Advocate
Score
94
Date
2023-08-24
Wine Spectator
Score
97
Date
2023-08-23

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