Chateau Latour Pauillac 2011

$925.99 USD

Size

750 ML

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Château Latour Pauillac 2011 is a wine that reflects both the challenges and the strengths of its vintage. Though not as immediately impressive as its 2009 and 2010 predecessors, this wine offers a ton of personality and has begun to develop beautifully with time. Made from a blend that is typically Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant, this Latour exudes classic Pauillac traits—spice, cedar, and dark fruits—while showing the estate’s signature structure. It is a wine that requires patience, with more angular tannins and a slightly leaner profile, but it holds the promise of further evolution with cellaring.

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Tasting Notes

Appearance: Deep, dark garnet with hints of ruby.

Nose: The bouquet is distinctly Latour, with aromas of blackcurrant, light blackberry, and cassis. These are complemented by more complex notes of vanilla, smoky cedar, wax, and a touch of green olive. Hints of tobacco, resin, and pepper add to the wine's layered aromatic profile.

Palate: On the palate, the wine is dry and lean, with tight and somewhat astringent tannins that reflect the vintage’s character. The flavors echo the nose, with smoky cedar, cassis, coffee, and green olive notes. There’s a resinous, earthy quality alongside herbal tones and a light touch of autumnal berry fruit. The tannins are firm and angular, creating a more austere mouthfeel, with a green, oaky edge that needs time to soften.

Finish: The finish is slightly hollow, with tart acidity and lingering green, herbal notes. While the wine isn’t as full-bodied or rich as some of Latour’s other vintages, it possesses a stately presence and shows potential for further development with aging.