Les Forts de Latour (2nd of 1ème) Pauillac, Bordeaux 2010 sustainable took his family’s small production

took his family’s small production domaine to stardom

to drink over the next decade and a half

He’s not afraid to experiment — and he’s just getting started

The soil is made of bedrock overlain with fine grained alluvial wash with an elevation of 330 feet

from two parcels in Côte Brune (Fourvier and Le Plomb)

Les Forts de Latour (2nd of 1ème) Pauillac, Bordeaux 2010 sustainable took his family’s small productionLes Forts de Latour takes its name from an historic plot in the Enclos . The wine was first labelled with this name in 1966 and constant work on developing its quality has resulted in its achieving the level of a Mdoc Grand Cru Class. The origin of this wine is threefold: The edge of the Enclos. Some plots that could be used in the Grand Vin may finally be included in the Forts de Latour blend, depending on how their quality is judged during the