Bourgogne

Louis Latour - Romanée Saint-Vivant The 4 Journals 2017 - 75 cl

3 436 €

572.60 € / unit

Case made of wood, 6 bottles.

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Grape varieties and terroir

The Louis Latour - Romanée Saint-Vivant Les 4 Journaux Grand Cru 2017 comes exclusively from:
100% Pinot Noir, offering power, refinement and exceptional length in the mouth.
The limestone soil, combined with a slight slope of the plots, promotes optimal drainage and allows the grapes to express all their aromatic complexity.

Tasting

Color: Deep ruby ​​red with garnet highlights, intense and vibrant.
Nose: Expressive and refined, revealing complex aromas of ripe black fruits (blackcurrant, blackberry, black cherry), violet and spices, with woody and slightly smoky notes.
Palate: Full and velvety, revealing a dense body and silky tannins. The balance between intensity and elegance extends into a long and noble finish, marked by touches of licorice, cocoa and a subtle minerality.

Storage Potential

The Romanée Saint-Vivant Les 4 Journaux Grand Cru 2017 can be enjoyed now after prior aeration, but it will reach its peak with 15 to 30 years of aging, developing even more depth and complexity.

Food and Wine Pairings

This exceptional wine goes well with refined dishes and tasty meats, including:
Beef fillet in a wild mushroom crust
Roasted pigeon with spices and red wine sauce
Game birds in grand veneur sauce
Soft ripened cheeses (Époisses, Brillat-Savarin, Munster)

Description

The Louis Latour - Romanée Saint-Vivant Les 4 Journaux Grand Cru 2017 is an exceptional vintage from one of the most prestigious climates of the Côte de Nuits . Located in the heart of the Grands Crus of Vosne-Romanée , this legendary terroir is renowned for producing wines of rare elegance, combining depth, complexity and silky texture. The 2017 vintage , characterized by beautiful maturity and a perfect harmony between freshness and concentration, reveals a fine and distinguished wine, intended for lovers of great Burgundies.

The Les 4 Journaux climate, located near the legendary Romanée-Conti, benefits from exceptional limestone soil and ideal exposure which gives the wine a delicate structure and a perfect balance between richness and finesse.

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Characteristic Detail
Name Louis Latour - Romanée Saint-Vivant The 4 Journals Grand Cru 2017
Region Burgundy, France
Appellation AOC Romanée Saint-Vivant Grand Cru
Grapes 100% Pinot Noir
Wine type Red wine
Color Deep ruby red, garnet reflections
Nose Ripe black fruits, violet, spices, woody and smoky notes
Palate Ample, velvety, silky tannins, long and racy finish
Aging 10 to 12 months in French oak barrels
Cellaring potential 15-30 years
Food & wine pairing Beef fillet, roasted pigeon, game in sauce, aged cheeses
Serving temperature 16-18°C
Volume 75 cl
Tasting note A majestic wine, a perfect blend of power and elegance

Domaine Louis Latour

Since 1797, Louis Latour embodies Burgundian excellence in Beaune.
The estate spans nearly 200 hectares of vineyards in Côte d'Or, true showcases of exceptional terroirs.
Primarily cultivating Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, each plot expresses its uniqueness.
The family know-how, combining tradition and modern innovations, is reflected in vintages of remarkable finesse.
An essential reference, Louis Latour remains the authentic symbol of winemaking art in Burgundy.

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