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Paolo Scavino![]()
The estate follows the principles of an “integrated agriculture” in the vineyards.
Fertilization: soil fertility is maintained mainly with organic fertilizers. Only in the case of obvious mineral deficiencies is a careful mineral fertilization carried out.
Soil management: the soil is tilled between one vine and another in each row in order to control weeds, improve the soil structure, improve drainage and make the root system grow deeper.
Spontaneous cover crops (grass) are left between the rows of vines and mowed in order to prevent soil erosion, provide input of organic matter and natural Nitrogen.
Plant protection: the estate takes part in the 2078/92 EU regulation. This regulation aims to encourage low-environmental-impact methods and to improve the preservation of natural resources in rural areas through agricultural and environmental measures that vary greatly according to each area.
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'Scavino is a master of Barolo. Enrico Scavino and his two daughters, Enrica and Elisa, continue to produce outstanding Barolos year in and year out.' -- The Wine SpectatorEnrico Scavino has been at the forefront of the modernist movement in Piedmont since the 1980s, and is today one of ... more
BN#224236
Enrico Scavino has been at the forefront of the modernist movement in Piedmont since the 1980s, and is today one of the most respected and highly regarded winemakers in all of Italy. Scavino diverged from the traditional style of Barolo to produce soft and lush wines that are delicious within ... more
BN#224238
All sizes are 750mL unless otherwise noted.
Vintages and ratings subject to change at any time. All pricing and availability subject to change. |
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