Our wines

This Barolo is the perfect expression of the concept of classicism.

Arborina is a small Geographical Mention of Barolo located in the hamlet of Annunziata, in La Morra. The Barolo born here is the most representative of our winery's style and identity, the ultimate expression of the finesse and elegance we seek in our wine. It was the first Barolo produced by our family: Mauro's Barolo.

Dominated by the famous cedar of Lebanon, Gattera is a Geographical Mention of Barolo named after the farmstead of the same name that overlooks the area. The story of our winery begins right here, where Angelo Veglio bought his first vineyard in the 1960s.

Castelletto is an extensive area between Monforte d'Alba and the hamlet of Perno, bordering with Serralunga d'Alba. Of all the appellations of Monforte, it is that which expresses the greatest finesse and elegance. Here we cultivate about four hectares of vineyard in a south-easterly position, which Daniela brought to the Veglio family when she married Mauro.

This vineyard extends between the Manocino and Lirano MGAs. Vinification takes place in large barrels and the resulting wine has unique and distinctive characteristics compared to the Barolo wines of La Morra.

Paiagallo is an important Additional Geographical Mention (MGA) in the municipality of Barolo, distinguished by its gentle, rounded contours. Here, in marly sandy soils, our vineyard develops with southeast - easterly exposure.

Rocche dell'Annunziata is definitely one of the most sought-after Geographical Mentions of La Morra. It is a fairly uniform cru, with mainly south-easterly exposure, between La Morra and the hamlet of Annunziata. Here we have a small plot of land where we grow the grapes used to make our Riserva: a broad spectrum Barolo, in which the characteristic elegance of La Morra is accompanied by great complexity and structure.