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Chateau Latour
10-08-2000, 02:20 PM,
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Hi Mayad Allos, and welcome to the Wine Board. Two English sources peg it at $185 to $190. That is not a great price for such a prestigious wine, so methinks it's legs may be wobbly. Unless it has been maintained in ideal conditions, you may have a hard time finding a taker. Opened a well maintained 1978 Graves two years ago, and it was gone. Graves normally take longer than Pauillacs to mature, though certainly your Latour was more complex to begin with. My thought would be to plan a cosy party, and pop the baby; having something suitable in reserve in case it has lost it's soul.
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