Notes of mint and licorice. Iintense fruit, toast, and spicy aromas. Mid-palate, carried by aromas of black fruits and toast.

Purple colour as well as a gorgeous nose of underbrush, cassis, licorice, smoke, and a hint of crushed stones. The beautiful integration of soft, supple tannin, pinpoint precision of all the elements, expansive mid-palate, and tremendous 35-40 second finish

Dark fruit, plum, blackberry, savory spice, tobacco and leather. The results are seamless, harmonious and generous
in intensity. A real mouthful yet remains agile and powerful. Linear and long finish.

The Chateau Latour 2003 has to be one of the best wines of the vintage. There is a sense of grandeur on the nose, one of those rare Latour vintages that is so sensual and extraordinarily pure. There are subtle graphite notes, cedar and brambly black fruit that are supremely well defined.

Mature Marasca cherry, prune, licorice and tobacco alongside youthfully assertive, fine-grained tannins. Wild berry,
new leather, exotic spice and eucalyptus. Full bodied and enveloping. remarkable finesse and power.

Dark chocolate, white-pepper and fresh-rosemary character, dried ripe fruits such as currants and blueberries. Real
mouthful yet remains agile and powerful. Linear and long finish.

Sharp aromas of blackberry, ripe cherry, grilled herb and barbecue spice. Intense, long finish and powerful crisp
linearity the wine tannic backbone perfectly measured to the volume and depth of the fruit flavours.

Beautiful aromas of violets and blackberry with hints of spice. Some sweet tobacco. Full body, yet refined and polished
with ultra-fine tannins and a long, long finish. The texture and intensity are exceptional.

Complex aromatics, consisting of classic Nebbiolo scents of rose petals, dried herbs, spice box, cedar, and abundant jammy black cherry and berry fruit. It is impressively powerful and muscular, with moderate tannin, a sweet, unctuous texture

Rich body, subtle texture, and fine, ripe tannins; in great vintages this wine will develop for decades. Sour cherries, violets, petrichor, toast and rich, spiced fruit comprise the customary profile for this gorgeously structured wine.

Woodland berry, iris and baking spice. Vibrant, balanced palate doles out Marasca cherry, dark culinary spice, crushed herb and menthol. Refined tannins and fresh acidity provide the taut framework while a licorice note wraps around the finish.

Dark and thick with broad shoulders and lots of inner power amplified by dark fruit tones of pressed blackberry, spice, toast
and grilled herb. After breathing in glass, the wine is treated to more intense aromas of barbecue spice and smoky Teriyaki.