The history of Chateau Latour dates back at least to the 14th century, even though the vineyards for which it is now world-renowned were not fully established until the 17th century. The estate is located at the southern edge of Pauillac, bordering the St. Julien vineyards of Chateau Leoville Las Cases and covers 78 hectares. A perfect bottle - fully mature and showing wonderful softness and complexity with notes of sweet earth, roasted nuts and dark fruits. Silky and smooth and very Latour with tell-tale flavours of tar and smoky gravel. Quite mature, Cellar potential: Now - 2020. Bottle label is aged.

Predominately Bobal, blended with Grenache, Syrah and Merlot. This wine is big and bold - yet with an excellent balance of fruit, acidity and a delicate spiciness.

Lovely aromas of deep, red fruits followed by rich silky flavours which is typical of the Merlot grape. This wine is a delight to drink now but would do well with many years in the cellar.

Intense aromas of dark red fruits - blackberry, cassis, followed by ripe fruit and a bit of spice on the palate. Finishing with a hint of minty toast. A full-bodied wine with well-rounded tannins that lingers in your mouth for a long time.

Soft and silky on the palate with notes of rich, red fruit, dried herbs, and cigar box. Perfume and plums on the nose.

Complex characters of red fruit, violets and silky tannins. This wine is aged for 12 months in barrel which gives it a delicate spice of French oak. A generous, rich wine with elegant acidity which has a tremendous potential for ageing.

Chateau Margaux's first growth history dates back to the 12th century. The Margaux vineyard is composed of 75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 3% Petit Verdot, and 2% Cabernet Franc. The style of Chateau Margaux at its best, blends elegance, purity of fruit, harmony, and finesse. The purity of fruit has evolved into dried fruits with hints of leather, tobacco leaf, and truffle. If wines were actors, perhaps it could be described as having the charm, style, finesse and elegance of Cary Grant. There was a reason America's third President and first serious wine collector favoured Margaux. In 1787, he said "Chateau Margaux is one of the top 4 Bordeaux wines". Over 200 years later, his words still ring true! Drink now to 2018.