Barolo Cannubi Boschis 2001

Luciano Sandrone's Barolo Cannubi Boschis is a special wine made entirely from Nebbiolo in the Piedmont region. The 2001 vintage has reached the pinnacle of its maturity, having spent considerable time aging in the bottle. This wine is more than just a drink—it's a vessel of history and passion.

In the series, it appears as the Sixth Apostle in Shizuku's discussions. It was likened to the Miroku Bosatsu Hanka Shiyui Statue, suggesting it holds a depth that invites reflection, not just simple enjoyment.

Tilt the glass and you'll see an orange-tinged ruby color with steady tears. The aroma is deep, offering hints of dried figs, plums, and a touch of tea. As you bring the glass closer, you'll catch nuances of tobacco and dried herbs, evoking a sensation of traveling back in time.

On the palate, it presents a rich and robust acidity, with tannins that envelop the tongue like velvet. The finish is long and complex, with a certain weightiness that remains elegant. Decanting and allowing it to breathe enhances its true character. It's a wine that asks for time and contemplation.