Mauro Veglio · La Morra, Langhe

Langhe Doc Rosso L'Insieme 2017, Mauro Veglio

40% Nebbiolo, 30% Barbera, 30% Cabernet SauvignonLanghe DOC

93/100 Monica Larner

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At a glance

Drinking window: 2020-2028
ABV: 14.5%
Appellation: Langhe DOC
Food pairing: Lamb shank, mushroom risotto, char siu, tandoori lamb, beef ragu, pork belly

Tasting notes

“This is a blend of equal parts Nebbiolo, Barbera and Cabernet Sauvignon. The Mauro Veglio 2017 Langhe L'Insieme offers a beautiful ride and seamless transitions between dark fruit, spice and cured tobacco. There is a lot of aromatic intensity and an upfront delivery of dark fruit. However, the wine remains elegant and tight, thanks to its mid-weight mouthfeel, its fresh acidity and those pretty, polished tannins.” 93/100, Monica Larner, Robertparker.com Jul 2020

The producer

Mauro Veglio La Morra, Langhe, Italy

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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