Luciano Sandrone, Barolo Cannubi Boschis, 1997 SO051226 Trousselle Expect lime and citrus

Expect lime and citrus

While it’s already showing beautifully with a decant

Clos Larrouyat’s “Météore” Jurançon Sec 2024 is a dry white wine from the foothills of the Pyrenees in southwest France

this ultra-premium Blanco is bottled without additives—letting terroir

No oak and minimal intervention highlight the grape’s natural acidity and orchard fruit character

Luciano Sandrone, Barolo Cannubi Boschis, 1997 SO051226 Trousselle Expect lime and citrusThe wine that made Sandrone famous, now drinking from a riper, more generous vintage. Cannubi Boschis (later renamed Aleste) is the single cru Luciano picked out to bottle on its own every year from 1985, a choice that helped popularize the modern Barolo cru. The 1997 was a warm, opulent year across Piedmont, so this leans plusher and more open than the structured 1996 alongside it. It's a mature bottle from a private collection, well into its