1999 Maison Louis Latour Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru
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The toasted oak-scented 1999 Batard-Montrachet bursts on the palate with loads of power and density. This medium-bodied, expansive wine is chewy-textured, deep, and loaded with spicy white fruits. It is well-balanced, lush, and possesses an admirably long, flavorful finish. Projected maturity: 2002-2008. Maison Louis Latour is represented by a different importer in each state.
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The toasted oak-scented 1999 Batard-Montrachet bursts on the palate with loads of power and density. This medium-bodied, expansive wine is chewy-textured, deep, and loaded with spicy white fruits. It is well-balanced, lush, and possesses an admirably long, flavorful finish. Projected maturity: 2002-2008. ||Maison Louis Latour is represented by a different importer in each state. Wine Advocate.February, 2001
About the producer
The Latour family has been growing vines in Burgundy since at least 1731. Their négociant business – today one of the region’s biggest names – was founded in 1797. Still family-owned today, the company owns 48 hectares of vines, 27 of which are Grand Cru, as well as its own cooperage.