Château Latour 2009
£1,510.83 (Inc. VAT bot. 75 cl.) / North Ireland
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
A blend of 91.3% Cabernet Sauvignon and 8.7% Merlot with just under 14% natural alcohol, the 2009 Latour is basically a clone of the super 2003, only more structured and potentially more massive and long lived. An elixir of momentous proportions, it boasts a dense purple color as well as an extraordinarily flamboyant bouquet of black fruits, graphite, crushed rocks, subtle oak and a notion of wet steel. It hits the palate with a thundering concoction of thick, juicy blue and black fruits, lead pencil shavings and a chalky minerality. Full-bodied, but very fresh with a finish that lasts over a minute, this is one of the most remarkable young wines I have ever tasted. Will it last one-hundred years? No doubt about it. Can it be drunk in a decade? For sure.
Proprietor Francois Pinault and his director, Frederic Engerer, have pulled out all the stops to produce one of the most monumental Latour’s ever made.
Features
Type of wine
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Appellation
Alcohol
14.0%
Grapes
Serving
Between 16ºC and 18ºC
Winemaking
Aged in new French oak barrels.
Shipping to North Ireland
50% discount on orders over £346.17Estimated transit time: 4-5 working days.
| Bottles | Price | Over £346.17 |
|---|---|---|
| 1-6 | £11.16 | £5.58 (-£5.58) |
| 7-12 | £15.14 | £7.57 (-£7.57) |
| 13-18 | £21.20 | £10.60 (-£10.60) |
| 19-24 | £28.99 | £14.50 (-£14.50) |
| 25-30 | £33.66 | £16.83 (-£16.83) |
| 31-36 | £37.65 | £18.82 (-£18.82) |
| 37-42 | £45.43 | £22.72 (-£22.72) |
| 43-48 | £49.76 | £24.88 (-£24.88) |
| 49-54 | £56.21 | £28.10 (-£28.10) |
| 55-60 | £60.41 | £30.20 (-£30.20) |
| VAT included | ||
Appellation Map
Pauillac de Château Latour 2020
£110.18
£104.69/ud (-5%)
Other vintages: 2017
Other sizes: Magnum