
Chateau Latour 2000
Hailing from the storied Pauillac appellation in France, Chateau Latour is a premier First Growth estate with a legacy stretching back to the 14th century. Since 1993, the property has flourished under the ownership of François Pinault, whose management team champions a philosophy of rigorous vineyard precision and ecological respect. The heart of the estate is the 'l'Enclos' vineyard, a unique site near the Gironde estuary where the microclimate provides natural frost protection and fosters grapes of immense power and character.
Wine Description
This 2000 vintage is a masterpiece of concentration, presenting an opaque, ink like purple colour that has remained remarkably vibrant over time. The aromatic profile is both profound and multi layered, unfolding with core scents of blackcurrant, graphite, and crushed stone, followed by sophisticated notes of roasted coffee and cedar. On the palate, the wine is quintessentially masculine and full bodied, defined by a massive yet seamless tannic structure that balances its monumental fruit intensity. Composed of 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, 4% Cabernet Franc, and 3% Petit Verdot, this blend is just beginning to enter its prime and possesses the stamina to evolve through 2050.
Accolades
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Robert Parker - 100 points
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James Suckling - 100 points
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Wine Enthusiast - 100 points
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Wine Spectator - 99 points
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Decanter - 99 points
Hailing from the storied Pauillac appellation in France, Chateau Latour is a premier First Growth estate with a legacy stretching back to the 14th century. Since 1993, the property has flourished under the ownership of François Pinault, whose management team champions a philosophy of rigorous vineyard precision and ecological respect. The heart of the estate is the 'l'Enclos' vineyard, a unique site near the Gironde estuary where the microclimate provides natural frost protection and fosters grapes of immense power and character.
Wine Description
This 2000 vintage is a masterpiece of concentration, presenting an opaque, ink like purple colour that has remained remarkably vibrant over time. The aromatic profile is both profound and multi layered, unfolding with core scents of blackcurrant, graphite, and crushed stone, followed by sophisticated notes of roasted coffee and cedar. On the palate, the wine is quintessentially masculine and full bodied, defined by a massive yet seamless tannic structure that balances its monumental fruit intensity. Composed of 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, 4% Cabernet Franc, and 3% Petit Verdot, this blend is just beginning to enter its prime and possesses the stamina to evolve through 2050.
Accolades
-
Robert Parker - 100 points
-
James Suckling - 100 points
-
Wine Enthusiast - 100 points
-
Wine Spectator - 99 points
-
Decanter - 99 points
Original: $1,601.65
-65%$1,601.65
$560.58Description
Hailing from the storied Pauillac appellation in France, Chateau Latour is a premier First Growth estate with a legacy stretching back to the 14th century. Since 1993, the property has flourished under the ownership of François Pinault, whose management team champions a philosophy of rigorous vineyard precision and ecological respect. The heart of the estate is the 'l'Enclos' vineyard, a unique site near the Gironde estuary where the microclimate provides natural frost protection and fosters grapes of immense power and character.
Wine Description
This 2000 vintage is a masterpiece of concentration, presenting an opaque, ink like purple colour that has remained remarkably vibrant over time. The aromatic profile is both profound and multi layered, unfolding with core scents of blackcurrant, graphite, and crushed stone, followed by sophisticated notes of roasted coffee and cedar. On the palate, the wine is quintessentially masculine and full bodied, defined by a massive yet seamless tannic structure that balances its monumental fruit intensity. Composed of 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, 4% Cabernet Franc, and 3% Petit Verdot, this blend is just beginning to enter its prime and possesses the stamina to evolve through 2050.
Accolades
-
Robert Parker - 100 points
-
James Suckling - 100 points
-
Wine Enthusiast - 100 points
-
Wine Spectator - 99 points
-
Decanter - 99 points












