Product

[Chateau Latour 2012]

Robert Parker rating: 96 /100

Chateau Latour is one of the most expensive wineries in the world, rated as a first growth in the 1855 Bordeaux classification.Chateau Latour was already renowned in the 18th century, making it a well-deserved national treasure of France.At that time, the French nobility and former U.S. President Thomas Jefferson were both fond of it.

"Medium to deep garnet color, methodically exuding aromas of preserved cherries, roasted blackcurrants, and blackberry preserves, with nuances of pencil shavings, unsmoked cigars, Chinese spices, and sandalwood, along with subtle hints of cardamom and eucalyptus."The body is medium, with a mouthfeel of black and red fruit preserves that is mouthwatering, featuring a solid grainy structure and wonderful freshness, finishing with lingering spices and minerals.

Grape varieties:

90.2% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9.6% Merlot, 0.2% Petit Verdot.

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