Louis Latour, Corton Vigne Saint other_regions_italy Subtle but not invisible wood

Subtle but not invisible wood frames the pungently earthy aromas of ripe red berries

detailed and mineral-inflected medium weight flavors possess a lovely midpalate mouth feel that contrasts moderately with the mildly rustic finale that is both sneaky long and beautifully complex

black raspberry liqueur and equally potent earth and game nuances

although I paid homage to his bust that stands on a plinth outside the winery

salty quinine and anise on the back of the palate

Louis Latour, Corton Vigne Saint other_regions_italy Subtle but not invisible woodSlightly more prominent wood fights somewhat with the ripe aromas of poached plum, herbal tea, red cherry and plenty of warm earth nuances. The surprisingly supple and not especially dense flavors exude hints of both warmth and bitter pit fruit character on the slightly attenuated and awkward finale. My projected range offers the benefit of the doubt that this will better harmonize, but I have my doubts that this will ever be particularly