JAMESSUCKLING.COM - The Ultimate Wine Game At Chateau Latour: Director's Cut

The entire 32-minute video of "The Ultimate Wine Game at Chateau Latour." Enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime tasting.

[@Askrwayy]

The pixelation on this absolute piece of visual history was a delight to experience, astounding freshness from that amazing innocent year of 2016, pre-covid, completely engrossed in pleasure and the past, Only 26k views imagine viewing such a youthful upload of these rare anecdotes of taste and perspective of vintages which rarely get the treatment of digital recording, a fine treasure.

[@jpbanksnj]

This is with out a doubt, the coolest wine video of all time. James picks the legendary '45 and all of the others are just incredible. It would be a incredible experience to do this at any fine winery, but LATOUR??? SERIOUSLY??? Just insane!!!! Thanks for taking us there!

[@cleftoftherock6797]

A Privilege Just to Behold! Going back through the history of the labor and efforts of previous generations. Can’t make wine like Chateau Latour without Love of all humanity. Thanks for this video. Remarkable. Expensive yes. Worth it? Priceless if you have feeling for the history. Great. I drank the 2003 and it was superb.

[@zacharymancini9127]

This was amazing to watch. What an absolute honor indeed!

[@SOUTHPARKFOREVER240]

17:38 you can hear a guy in the background whisper or smirk “mushroom” lol 😂

[@carlcadregari7768]

Just amazing. What a absolute honor.

[@djnvienna5957]

Great video! :) Was certainly a big pleasure.

[@winanderson4143]

Wow! To taste just one, humbling, yes...

[@nikolacar3503]

it is a pity that these bottles will be drunk by people who know the price of things but not their value

[@chrisdemarco9506]

Perhaps the greatest video I’ve ever watched. I understood none of it, but enjoyed all of it.

[@jasonatabay8242]

Can't wait to get a bottle of Château Latour. I heard LaTour has the best terrior of all of the famous Médoc

[@user-zx1ir7jt4c]

lucky SOBs

[@saleemashraf6250]

I wanna be the lucky one too❤😊

[@jonny2906]

Lucky buggers

[@doctork16]

Soooo jealous. I understand only high net worth individuals can afford these wines but just so stuffy. If you had some people not so wound tight, this would be an amazingly fun event.

[@danf321]

So formal, prim and proper. I’ll never be worthy of that Chateau Latour wine.

[@cenoviopereira8603]

Not spitting that sh*t out i see haha

[@Samsonight33]

Suckling has a 1945 Chateau but not a nail clipper...

[@teddythemaltese6189]

Paolo acts like a snob

[@grigorhaig]

Dream!

[@johnaustin5677]

I would have walked out of there stuffed to the brims with bottles

[@Ruirspirul]

I bet most of these were oxidized…

[@robertoryuk]

how you can take a bottle like this and shake it , old bottles acting like a baby

[@Boiredesir]

A Game or a Waste for a Bunch of Priviligiés making disappear a part of Latour Patrimony for their Little Greedy Pleasure ? Don't know ... Not sure ...

[@kochpeter7174]

The chinese guy gets drunked early

[@danf321]

OK wait, all the “Players” are Chinese?? What’s that all about? Hmmm, how long before they buy Chateau Latour?

[@Samsonight33]

Thats exactly right... they’ve already acquired droves of Bordeaux...

[@rolandlundall133]

One can see that James Suckling is not a sommelier as he cut the label on the head at the wrong place.Amateur.

[@RikerLovesWorf]

100% agreed. I'm not saying he's a hack, but he doesn't sell or explain it particularly well live. My grandma can come up with these grades.

[@fvrs3411]

I cringed

[@Hollowbarista]

Viini valuessaan ei saa vittu koskettaa sitä leikattua alumiinia melkein tipuin sohvalta.

[@iga279]

while the rest of the Chinese only know the taste of sweat; and some cheap plonk; who are those lucky buggers?