Airy, less forward aromas - but of course, very inviting. Some gas. Vibrating with delicious energy - like the nose, these flavours are airier but this is so much more complex than the village wines. Broad, broad, broad in the finish and just so long - class!

This well-defined white is creamy, featuring buttery peach, lemon and mineral flavors, with a touch of toasty oak. Lingers on the spice-infused
aftertaste. (May 2024, USA)

Concentrated and graceful, this is citrusy and fresh and interlocks so beautifully with the chalky acidity on the full-bodied palate. Some aniseed character. The very long stony and salty finish suggests this has a wonderful future ahead of it. Drink or hold.

A rich, savory white, featuring peach, honey, baking spice and floral notes. Supple and harmonious, with excellent  length and toasty, spice elements echoing on the aftertaste. Drink now through 2029. (November 2023, USA)

A rich Meursault with wonderful textural complexity, the citrus and mirabelle flavors are woven into this very nicely. Lovely interplay of creaminess and chalky minerality. Long, complete finish. Drink or hold.

Discreet, though easily perceptible wood sets off  the naturally exotic aromas of jasmine tea, lemon-lime and acacia blossom. The delicious middle weight flavors possess better intensity and focus - particularly so, on the clean, dry, detailed and youthfully austere finale that is notably more complex and persistent. 2027+

A very successful 1er Cru Meursault with super-ripe pear and some delicate floral notes. Rich and suave with beautiful integration of fruit and oak on the medium-to full-bodied palate, the generous finish simultaneously fresh and silky. Drink or hold.

The naturally exotic and cool nose speaks of Asian-style tea, various floral elements and lovely spice whiffs. The notably finer if less
concentrated and muscular flavors possess good precision and a subtle minerality that really builds as it sits on the lingering though mildly
sweet finish.

An intense version, this is marked by a touch of herbs, highlighting the apple, lemon and toasty oak notes. Honey and hazelnut accents round out the flavor spectrum as this cruises to a long finish.

Aromas of buttered orchard fruit, lime zest, honeycomb and white flowers introduce the 2016 Meursault 1er Cru Genevrières, a medium to full-bodied wine that's satiny textured, pure and attractively delineated, displaying good concentration and depth at the core, and concluding with a long, precise finish. This is another unambiguously successful 2016 white from Latour. Drink 2018-2028

A mellow white, offering talcum powder, peach, vanilla and pastry aromas and flavors. Rich and open, with a lingering finish of toast and vanilla.

Pale colour, grassy nose with a touch of verbena, some weight of fruit. This opens out very well on the palate, a good centre ground, good fruit to acidity ratio and some length.  (tasted prior to bottling)

There is good vibrancy to the delicious, supple and relatively refined medium weight flavors that also display a subtle minerality on the classy and persistent finish where a trace of sweetness emerges. 2021+

The bright structure blends with the creamy texture, allowing the peach, pastry and baking spice flavors to unfold as this reaches a lingering conclusion. Spice elements echo on the finish. Drink now through 2024. 120 cases made. - Bruce Sanderson (USA)

A cool and elegant nose displays a vaguely exotic character to the fresh white orchard fruit, spice and floral suffused nose where there is just a hint of matchstick nuance. There is fine richness to the unusually dense flavors that exhibit ample minerality on the notably more complex and beautifully long finale. This is good stuff and worth considering plus it should drink well young but age well too.

Subtle and vibrant, featuring apple, lemon and spice flavor, with an underlying hint of mineral. Balanced on the side of acidity, presenting a long, toast and spice-accented finish. Best from 2017 through 2027.