2013 Paolo Scavino Barolo Riserva Bric del Fiasc Museum Release | Iconic Single Vineyard Barolo

🏆 Museum Release | One of Paolo Scavino's Greatest Wines

There are great Barolos... and then there is Bric dël Fiasc.

This is Barolo at its most complete—beautifully evolved, yet still possessing decades of life ahead.

97 points - Wine Enthusiast | 95 Points – Wine Spectator | 95 Points – Wine Advocate | 95 Points – JamesSuckling.com | 95 Points – Vinous

Piemonte, Italy

Museum Release
RRP $300 a bottle

The King of the Paolo Scavino Cellars

There are great Barolos...

…and then there is Bric dël Fiasc.

This legendary cru has been the spiritual home of Paolo Scavino, producing wines that perfectly combine power, finesse and remarkable longevity. Reserved for only the very finest vintages, the 2013 Barolo Riserva Bric dël Fiasc Museum Release has remained in the Scavino cellars, maturing under ideal conditions before its release.

This is Barolo at its most complete—beautifully evolved, yet still possessing decades of life ahead.

The magnificent 2013 vintage is regarded as one of Piedmont's modern classics, producing Nebbiolo of extraordinary precision, elegance and ageing potential.

Tasting Notes

Expect a profoundly complex Barolo with:

• Wild cherry and dark raspberry
• Red plum and blood orange
• Dried rose petals and violets
• Liquorice and sweet spice
• Ironstone, graphite and crushed rock
• Truffle, tobacco and fine earthy complexity

The palate is incredibly layered and refined. Beautifully mature Nebbiolo fruit is framed by silky yet persistent tannins, vibrant acidity and extraordinary mineral precision. Every sip reveals another dimension before finishing with remarkable length and elegance.

Time has softened the youthful structure while preserving the energy that makes great Barolo so compelling.

Critical Acclaim

• 95 Points – Wine Spectator
• 95 Points – Wine Advocate
• 95 Points – JamesSuckling.com
• 95 Points – Vinous

About the Wine

Few producers have shaped modern Barolo quite like Paolo Scavino.

For generations, the Scavino family has produced benchmark wines from some of Barolo's greatest crus, but Bric dël Fiasc has always been regarded as the flagship vineyard—the heart and soul of the estate.

Situated in Castiglione Falletto, Bric dël Fiasc combines Tortonian and Helvetian soils, giving the wine both extraordinary finesse and remarkable power. It is a vineyard renowned for producing Barolos with exceptional perfume, mineral intensity and the ability to age effortlessly for decades.

This Museum Release has remained in the producer's cellar, allowing the wine to mature exactly as intended before being released to collectors and lovers of fine Barolo.

Food Pairings

Perfect with:

• White truffle risotto
• Beef Wellington
• Slow-braised beef cheeks
• Osso buco
• Roast duck
• Wild mushroom pasta
• Parmigiano Reggiano

Cellaring

Drinking magnificently today after decanting, while possessing the balance and structure to continue evolving for another 20+ years.

Expect increasing complexity with notes of dried roses, leather, tobacco, truffle and sweet spice developing beautifully over time.

Why We Love It

Every great winery has one vineyard that defines its reputation.

For Paolo Scavino, that vineyard is Bric dël Fiasc.

The 2013 Barolo Riserva Museum Release captures everything that has made this cru legendary—haunting perfume, extraordinary precision, remarkable elegance and effortless longevity. The additional years spent resting in the winery's cellar have transformed an already exceptional Barolo into a wine of incredible harmony and complexity.

With four separate 95-point ratings from Wine Spectator, Wine Advocate, JamesSuckling.com and Vinous, this is one of the benchmark Barolos of the outstanding 2013 vintage.

At $300, you're not simply buying a bottle of Barolo.

You're securing one of Italy's great museum releases from one of the world's finest Nebbiolo producers—a wine that perfectly demonstrates why Bric dël Fiasc is considered one of Barolo's truly iconic crus.