Ron Siegel

9.2

Rich, with citrus, orchid fruit that is sweet on the palate — 19 hours ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.4

Super impressive Gamay and definitely won’t have my favorite Theo bottlings I’ve tried. — 3 months ago

Kelly Perkins

9.0

Good and very drinkable. — 6 months ago

jesus g

Hospitality Schramsberg Vineyards

10

We were just blown away by this one — 18 days ago

Brendan Baker

9.1

Red cherry, mushroom, bright acidity, lithe — 5 months ago

Al Doyle

9.2

Gentle, herby, balanced. Very good. — 7 months ago

Ron Siegel

9.2

A beautiful drinking village Chassagne from a great producer — 2 months ago

Thijs Hendriks

9.7

1200 bottles produced — 3 months ago

Mike Evans

9.0

A little dull, but it showed a little more with air so I wouldn’t write it off yet. — 6 months ago

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9.8

The 2005 Latour is a huge wine predestined for long-term aging. Noticeably deep in color, it has a showstopping bouquet with intense black fruit, graphite and touches of dried blood and tobacco as it considers moving into its secondary phase. But that's going to be slow coming...it's in no hurry. The palate is medium-bodied and unapologetically classic in style. I notice this bottle is a little grainy in texture, the salinity perhaps heightened as it enters adulthood. The finish has a tangible sense of tension, but it remains backward and swarthy. Immense. Tasted at Woo Cheong Tea House dinner organized by Paulo Pong. (Neal Martin, Vinous, February 2024)
— a year ago