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Chateau Latour Wines

Chateau Latour can trace its history to the 14th century when the original tower was constructed on the estate by Gaucelme de Castillon during the Hundred Years War. The ancient Pauillac estate is...Read More

Products (6)

100

Rare wines

Chateau Latour 2010

Classified First Growth -

Bordeaux

Pauillac

- Red

$2,290.00

$2,290.00 / Unit

In stock. Available for pick-up at store

100

Rare wines

Chateau Latour 2009

Classified First Growth -

Bordeaux

Pauillac

- Red

$5,700.00

$1,900.00 / Unit

In stock. Available for pick-up at store

Les Forts de Latour 2008

2nd wine of Ch. Latour -

Bordeaux

Pauillac

- Red

$800.00

$800.00 / Unit

In-Stock

Les Forts de Latour 2001

2nd wine of Ch. Latour -

Bordeaux

Pauillac

- Red

$486.00

$486.00 / Unit

In-Stock

Rare wines

Chateau Latour 2006

Classified First Growth -

Bordeaux

Pauillac

- Red

$5,670.00

$945.00 / Unit

In-Stock

Les Forts de Latour 2004

2nd wine of Ch. Latour -

Bordeaux

Pauillac

- Red

$1,452.00

$484.00 / Unit

Pre-arrivals – 3 to 6 months delivery

Classification

2nd wine of Ch. Latour (3)Classified First Growth (3)

In-Stock

In-stock (5)Pre-Arrivals (1)

Format

Bottle

Double-Magnum

Magnum

Vintage

2010

2009

2008

2006

2004

2001

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Chateau Latour Wines : Key Points

Chateau Latour can trace its history to the 14th century when the original tower was constructed on the estate by Gaucelme de Castillon during the Hundred Years War. The ancient Pauillac estate is among the four of the Medoc vineyards designated as a First Growth in the classification of 1855 and today is owned by François Pinault's through his holding company, Artemis. Chateau Latour wine is considered one of the longest lasting First Growths, it is recommended to enjoy after at least ten years of bottle age. The 78 hectare vineyard of Latour rests on an extraordinary terroir of deep gravel, marl and clay, planted with 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 18% Merlot and 2% of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Some of the oldest vines at the estate are over 100 years old; all Cabernet Sauvignon vines. When young, Chateau Latour wines can be dense with layers of fruit and over time aromas of leather, cedar, tobacco develop. Today the Chateau is slowly converting to biodynamic farming, with over 30 hectares being farmed using biodynamic techniques.