The stupendous 1991 Latricieres-Chambertin knocked me off my feet. Its dark color and boisterous aromas of spices, plums, and expressive cherries boldly proclaim this wine's youthfulness. Layers of plums, dried prunes, flowers, cedar, and roses can be found in this gem's barely evolved personality. It is seamless, complex, and complete. It has immense power and muscle, yet is elegant and detailed. This magnificent wine should be at its peak of maturity between 2005 and 2012+.

Earthy notes keep peering through the currant and berry aromas and flavors in this chewy, hard-textured wine. Offers a real mouthful of as-yet unfocused flavor; has the stuff to be worth cellaring. Best after 1999. Tasted twice, with consistent notes. 73 cases made.??–null??Region: France / Burgundy / Latricières-Chambertin Select to Add