Albert Bichot – Latricières-Chambertin Grand Cru 2004 Parker Points: 89–91/100 (vintage reference range for 2004 Grand Cru Burgundy, The Wine Advocate) Fill Level: Neck (appears excellent for a 2004 vintage) Label Condition: Excellent label (clean, well preserved, no visible tears or significant staining) Capsule Condition: Excellent (capsule intact, no visible corrosion or damage) Bottle Size: 75 cl (750 ml) Bottling: Estate bottled – Albert Bichot Wine / Vineyard History: Latricières-Chambertin is one of the nine Grand Crus of Gevrey-Chambertin, located just south of Chambertin. The vineyard is known for producing refined, structured and mineral-driven Pinot Noir with excellent aging potential. Albert Bichot is a historic Burgundy house founded in 1831, recognized for its consistent quality across prestigious appellations. The 2004 vintage in Burgundy is considered classic and structured, with freshness and firm tannins. Typical profile includes red berries, cranberry, subtle earthy notes, light spice and mineral tension. The wines are more elegant than powerful and have evolved toward tertiary complexity with time. Drinking Window: Fully mature. Ready to drink now. Best enjoyed within the coming years. Shipping Method: Shipped in professional wine packaging. Express shipping recommended. Temperature-controlled handling advised.