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Château Latour Grand Vin de Château Latour Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 1988
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Jörgen Lindström Carlvik 
Owner, Brix Wine Consultants
Memory lane 11.
Memory lane 11.
9.4
Mark Bright
Partner/Wine Director Saison Restaurant
Soft and pretty, thanks for 1988
Soft and pretty, thanks for 1988
9.6
Geoffrey Luce
Young
Young
9.6
Ed Lehrman
1988- a little tight but solid and will get better. Not as sexy as the Rhone wines alongside.
1988- a little tight but solid and will get better. Not as sexy as the Rhone wines alongside.
9.3
Winn Roberton
Been a while since I tasted this guy. Great wine in a so-so left bank vintage.
Been a while since I tasted this guy. Great wine in a so-so left bank vintage.
9.3
Tyler Stacy
Sommelier Enotria Wine Bar
Epic.
Epic.
10
Lily Thalheimer
12.5% alcohol, still some subtle fruit on the palate, mostly spices on the nose
12.5% alcohol, still some subtle fruit on the palate, mostly spices on the nose
9.5
Joe Coulter
Whoa
Whoa
9.3Jay Ciccarelli
Great big gobby nose full of horse shit, leather, crushed stone and hot road tar/pitch. Grippy tanins medium to light bodied. A bit wound up and tight and a little dusty and short on the finish. Not ugly just not ethereal or majestic as it can be in its youthful stages. Over the hill maybe. After two hours it's opened up and put some weight on. I'm going to bump it up. 88 to 91
Great big gobby nose full of horse shit, leather, crushed stone and hot road tar/pitch. Grippy tanins medium to light bodied. A bit wound up and tight and a little dusty and short on the finish. Not ugly just not ethereal or majestic as it can be in its youthful stages. Over the hill maybe. After two hours it's opened up and put some weight on. I'm going to bump it up. 88 to 91
9.1
Mark Royer
Drinking well. Why wait any further.
Drinking well. Why wait any further.
9.6
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