Featured producer · La Morra, Langhe, Italy

Mauro Veglio

A family winery from La Morra, Langhe — four Barolo crus, four generations, and a relentless belief in what Nebbiolo can be.

La Morra: Home of Barolo
~80,000: Bottles per year
4: Single-vineyard Barolos
14 ha: Across La Morra and Monforte

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Barolo was the dream Angelo Veglio carried from the sharecropper's fields — and his son Mauro made it real. Today Cascina Nuova farms Arborina, Gattera, Rocche dell'Annunziata and Castelletto: four of La Morra's most celebrated crus.

To understand Mauro Veglio, return to the early 1900s in the hamlet of Ciotto near La Morra, where the Veglio family worked the land for generations. Angelo Veglio, born in 1928, dreamed of leaving the sharecropper's life to make wine under his own name from native Langhe grapes — above all Nebbiolo, in which he saw rare potential.

Of Angelo's three sons, only Mauro followed him. In 1986, aged 25, Mauro took over the winery; the cellars were restored, the vineyards renewed, and the first modern experiments begun. 1992 marked the first harvest vinified in the new winery beside the Cascina Nuova farmhouse.

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“"The wine has to tell you where it comes from — the rest is just a story." — The spirit of Cascina Nuova”

The Wine Monk on Mauro Veglio

In the vineyard Mauro Veglio — winemaker portrait at Cascina Nuova, La Morra

La Morra, Langhe, Italy

Where Nebbiolo finds its finest voice

La Morra's limestone-clay soils give Mauro Veglio's Barolos an uncommon elegance — floral, perfumed and age-worthy, without sacrificing the depth that defines the greatest expressions of Nebbiolo.

Nebbiolo: Signature grape
4 crus: Arborina, Gattera, Rocche, Castelletto
Barolo: DOCG since 1980