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Chateau Latour (magnum) 1964

Posted By Ronan on July 12, 2009 in  | 0 Comments

Country: France
Vintage: 1964
Colour: Red
Site: Pauillac
Region: Bordeaux
Producer: Chateau Latour (magnum)
Date Tasted: 12-07-09
Score: 97

Fine, open, light smoked meats and gingerbread on nose, full ripe sweet and still youthful, dried cherry, some minerally ironstone aromas, palate soft long and persistent, soft tannins and balanced acidity. (NB- first vintage after Latour went back to Stainless steel fermentation tanks).

Chateau Latour (magnum) 1966

Posted By Ronan on July 12, 2009 in  | 0 Comments

Country: France
Vintage: 1966
Colour: Red
Site: Pauillac
Region: Bordeaux
Producer: Chateau Latour (magnum)
Date Tasted: 12-07-09
Score: 94

Open ripe, earthy fine paprika and smoked chorizo aromas, some confit tomato, cedar wood and cigar smoke hints, palate solid with big tannins and quite grainy on finish. Still lots of tannin, bit hard. Youthful – magnum, bottle probably better now.








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