2014 Chateau Latour - Pauillac 1er Grand Cru Classé - 1 Bottle (0.75L)

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Château Latour 2014, Pauillac, France, in a 0.75 L bottle, 1 bottle, Premier Grand Cru Classé with an intact, legible label.

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Description from the seller

Château Latour 2014 is a legendary red wine from Bordeaux, classified as Premier Grand Cru Classé in the historic 1855 classification.

Produced in the famous Pauillac appellation, it represents a vintage particularly meaningful for the winery.

From 2012, Château Latour indeed abandoned the En Primeur system, deciding to let its wines mature directly in the estate cellars and release them to market only when deemed ready for consumption. The 2014 vintage was officially released onto the market in spring 2022, becoming from the outset one of the most interesting vintages.

Wine Characteristics

• Grape composition: It is predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon (about 89.9%), followed by Merlot (9.2%) and tiny percentages of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot.
• Tasting profile: On the nose it releases intense notes of dark fruits (blackcurrant, blackberry), graphite, cigar box, violet and balsamic nuances. On the palate it is full-bodied, characterized by a vibrant freshness and firm and finely grained tannins that guarantee extraordinary longevity.
• Aging potential: Enormous. It is estimated that its ideal drinking window could extend to 2065–2068.

Critics' Scores

The 2014 vintage particularly favored the northern Médoc, leading to excellent ratings from major global critics:
• James Suckling: 97/100 (or 99/100 in some later sessions)
• Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: 97/100
• Wine Spectator: 97/100
• Decanter: 96/100

Château Latour 2014 is a legendary red wine from Bordeaux, classified as Premier Grand Cru Classé in the historic 1855 classification.

Produced in the famous Pauillac appellation, it represents a vintage particularly meaningful for the winery.

From 2012, Château Latour indeed abandoned the En Primeur system, deciding to let its wines mature directly in the estate cellars and release them to market only when deemed ready for consumption. The 2014 vintage was officially released onto the market in spring 2022, becoming from the outset one of the most interesting vintages.

Wine Characteristics

• Grape composition: It is predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon (about 89.9%), followed by Merlot (9.2%) and tiny percentages of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot.
• Tasting profile: On the nose it releases intense notes of dark fruits (blackcurrant, blackberry), graphite, cigar box, violet and balsamic nuances. On the palate it is full-bodied, characterized by a vibrant freshness and firm and finely grained tannins that guarantee extraordinary longevity.
• Aging potential: Enormous. It is estimated that its ideal drinking window could extend to 2065–2068.

Critics' Scores

The 2014 vintage particularly favored the northern Médoc, leading to excellent ratings from major global critics:
• James Suckling: 97/100 (or 99/100 in some later sessions)
• Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: 97/100
• Wine Spectator: 97/100
• Decanter: 96/100

Details

Vintage
2014
Producer, Name of wine
Chateau Latour
Classification
1er Grand Cru Classé
Number of bottles
1
Bottle size
Bottle (0.75L)
Country
France
Region
Pauillac
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
ItalyVerified
3
Objects sold
Private

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