Chateau Latour Pauillac 1999 Bottle:1 The enduringly persistent finish is

The enduringly persistent finish is characterized by intense and pleasant notes of red fruit jam and sweet spices

Deeply perfumed aromas of raspberry and old vine Zinfandel's intrinsic briary spiciness with layered bright fruit flavors reminiscent of a cherry pie with a graham cracker crust

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the distinctive yellow label has graced the world’s best bars and clubs for nearly 80 years

a winery’s use of pinot grigio or pinot gris on the label sometimes indicates if the wine is made in the Italian or French style

Chateau Latour Pauillac 1999 Bottle:1 The enduringly persistent finish is94 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate The 1999 Latour doesn't quite dominate the competition the way the 1994 does, but it, too, is a lovely wine, exhibiting notes of blackcurrants, cigar wrapper, rich soil tones and creamy new oak. Medium to full bodied, deep and impressively concentrated, with velvety tannins, ripe acids and a long, expansive finish, it is showing beautifully today. 93 Wine Spectator Focused and fresh, with milk chocolate and berry