Louis Latour Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2022 is a decent, no-fuss Burgundy that delivers on basic expectations without much flair.
It’s good for casual sipping, but nothing that’ll blow you away.
It shows a bright ruby color with straightforward aromas of cherry and raspberry, plus a touch of spice. The palate is juicy enough with fresh acidity and soft tannins, but it stays light-to-medium bodied and simple.
Clocking in around 13% alcohol—easy to drink, yet lacking depth or excitement. No heavy oak or complexity here, which keeps it approachable for everyday meals like grilled meats or mushrooms. It pairs reliably without stealing the show, best served slightly cool to amp up the fruit.
At $48 in B.C, it’s a little over valued. But if you’re after an unpretentious red it will do the job.
Reliable but forgettable—grab it for weeknights if bright Pinots are your thing, but don’t expect fireworks.
7/10