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🏰 The 1989 Bordeaux vintage is widely regarded as one of the greatest, characterized by an exceptionally hot and early growing season. This resulted in powerful, concentrated wines with significant aging potential. Les Forts de Latour, the second wine of the illustrious First Growth Château Latour, from this stellar vintage, is known for its rich and opulent character. Expect a profile of dark fruits, cassis, and earthy undertones, complemented by notes of cedar and tobacco. The tannins are typically firm yet well-integrated, contributing to a long, impressive finish. It's a wine that has aged gracefully, offering a compelling tasting experience three decades on. 【 來自波爾多傳奇年份的強勁濃郁之作 】.
Serving Advice for an Aged Wine: Given its age, this wine requires careful handling. Stand the bottle upright for several days to allow any sediment to settle. Use a reliable corkscrew, such as an Ah-So, to manage the older cork. Decant gently for 1-2 hours to separate the wine from its sediment and allow it to open up, but be mindful of over-aeration for very old wines. Serve at a cool cellar temperature, around 16-18°C (60-64°F).
🍴 This robust red Bordeaux is an ideal match for hearty dishes. Consider pairing it with roasted prime rib, venison stew, or a classic beef bourguignon. Its structure also stands up well to strong, aged cheeses.
🥂 An excellent choice for a significant anniversary, a serious wine tasting among connoisseurs, or a celebratory dinner where a wine with history and gravitas is appreciated.
BACKGROUND
Chateau Latour is one of Bordeaux's wines and the world's most famous wine producers. It is situated in the southeast corner of the Pauillac commune on the border of Saint- Julien, in the Medoc region. Typically for the region, Cabernet Sauvignon dominates in the vineyard, accounting for around 80 percent of plantings. Merlot makes up most of the remainder, and there are also small amounts of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. The grand vin is only made from the vineyard plots surrounding the chateau and shown on the 1759 plan of the domaine. Latour makes two other wines: Les Forts de Latour and Pauillac de Latour, both of which are made from younger vines.