Chateau Latour 2013 0,75L
| Weight | 3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 40 × 12 × 12 cm |
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| RP | 93 |
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| Vintage | 2013 |
| Volume | 0,75 |
ROBERT PARKER “Composed of 95.2% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4.4% Merlot and 0.4% Petit Verdot, the 2013 Latour offers an open-knit, fragrant nose of licorice, sandalwood, rose petals and cigar box over a core of Black Forest cake, stewed plums, mulberries and redcurrant jelly, plus a waft of cast-iron pan. The elegantly styled, medium-bodied palate (13% alcohol) fills the mouth with intense red and black berry preserves layers, framed by evolved, soft-textured tannins and well-knit freshness, finishing long and spicy. This vintage does not have the power and backbone of an outstanding vintage of Latour, but it is aging gracefully and, still possessing a lot of discernible fruit with plenty of tertiary pizazz, is absolutely delicious to drink right now. This sweet-spot stage is likely to continue for another 5-7 years, before the wine plateaus at a maturity peak and holds for a further 15+ years.”
Chateau Latour 2013 0,75L
Experience Exceptional Prestige
Experience the exceptional prestige of the Chateau Latour 2013 0.75L, a wine that embodies Bordeaux’s legendary heritage and meticulous craftsmanship. Harvested during an acclaimed vintage year, this bottle represents the epitome of Pauillac’s terroir, delivering a rare investment-grade collectible prized by connoisseurs worldwide. With limited quantities available, owning this Chateau Latour 2013 elevates your collection with a piece of timeless excellence and refined exclusivity.
Key Features & Benefits
Crafted using traditional Bordeaux vinification techniques, Chateau Latour 2013 showcases hand-harvested grapes from Pauillac’s premier vineyards, ensuring exceptional quality and complexity. The wine’s slow maturation in new French oak barrels enhances its layered structure and refined tannins, setting it apart from contemporary vintages.
This vintage offers collectors an enduring wine designed to gracefully evolve over decades, combining both immediate enjoyment and long-term value growth.
Heritage & Collectibility
Chateau Latour is renowned worldwide for its unwavering commitment to excellence dating back centuries, firmly positioning it among Bordeaux’s five First Growths. The 2013 vintage was produced under stringent quality controls with a restrained yield, contributing to its rarity and desirability.
As a result, this limited-edition release remains highly sought after in both auction houses and private collections, making it a strategic acquisition for serious investors.
Sensory Profile & Usage
On the nose, the Chateau Latour 2013 reveals rich aromas of cassis, cedar, and graphite, complemented by subtle floral notes. The palate delivers a complex harmony of dark fruits, refined spices, and balanced acidity, culminating in a long, persistent finish.
For optimal enjoyment, decant for at least an hour and serve at 16–18°C. The wine pairs exquisitely with prime cuts such as filet mignon or aged cheeses, while careful cellar storage in a stable, cool environment will preserve its celestial quality for years to come.
