Pinot Noir/Maison Louis Latour Pommard 2019 750 ml
Maison Louis Latour Pommard 2019 750 ml
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About this bottle
Maison Louis Latour's 2019 Pommard is a red Burgundy made entirely from Pinot Noir, grown in the Pommard appellation on the Cote de Beaune. Louis Latour has been a Burgundy negociant since 1797, and this bottling shows the region's typical structure, dark fruit and earth up front, with a savory, spice-tinged undertone and firm tannins that suggest it can hold in the cellar a while longer. It's a wine built around structure rather than immediate fruit, with the kind of aging potential Pommard is known for. Suited to someone pouring for a dinner rather than casual sipping, ideally alongside something with real weight on the plate.
How to drink Maison Louis Latour Pommard 2019
Serve around 60-65F, slightly cooler than room temperature, and give it 20-30 minutes to open in the glass or a quick decant. It's a natural match for roasted duck, beef bourguignon, or another dish with real richness to stand up to the tannins.
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Burgundy, France
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What temperature should I serve this Pommard at?
Around 60-65F, slightly below room temperature, with 20-30 minutes to open in the glass or a short decant.
What food pairs well with Maison Louis Latour Pommard?
Roasted duck, beef bourguignon, or another rich, savory dish stands up well to the wine's tannins and structure.
What grape is Pommard made from?
Pommard is a red Burgundy appellation on the Cote de Beaune, and by law is made entirely from Pinot Noir.
How old is Maison Louis Latour?
Louis Latour has operated as a Burgundy negociant since 1797, making it one of the region's older houses still producing wine.
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