Great with pizza. So easy to drink and good fruit with acidity. — 10 months ago
More fruit forward and heat than I like, but that's what they are known for. — 5 years ago
2007 vintage delightful mello fruit full. Soft tannins and acidity. — 3 months ago
Outperformed my expectations from their Brunello! Really lovely and earthy — 10 months ago
Ruby red in color with some bricking, red berries on the nose with earthiness and oak, vanilla and oak on the pallet with noticeable tannins and medium acidity, medium finish. — 3 years ago
40% tocai friulano 50% trebbiano 10% ribolla gialla — 6 months ago
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)
— 9 months ago
Perfect amount of fizz — 5 years ago
Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego
2020 vintage. Last tasted 7.7.24 (9.3) and 3.15.24 (9.2). Medium-heavy body. Previously hesitant and reticent tannins beginning to creep into the finish right off the bat. Starts off fairly fruity, then tapers that down a bit at the end. Harmonious and über-pleasant. PNP now, double park it for a ten-spot or investigate somewhere in between. Consider the invitation proffered. Haut-Médoc doesn't move the needle at work (wish it did) but always more than happy to crush this Bordeaux bestie off premise. Consistent catch-all producer with "that's all?!" pricing. 12.03.24. — 22 days ago