A First Growth in its thirtieth year. The 1995 vintage in Bordeaux was a classical, structured year — firmly built, slow to evolve, demanding patience — and Latour, as ever, was among its most ageworthy expressions. Three decades on, this is now approaching its prime drinking window: the granite-like structure that defined it in youth has begun to soften into something more nuanced, with the cassis fruit folding into cedar, tobacco, leather, and the unmistakable graphite signature of Pauillac. A wine to plan a meal around. Decant for several hours.