Collection: Château Latour Wine Collection

Which label details distinguish Château Latour's grand vin, second wine and vintage?

For every Latour bottle, photograph the château and wine name, vintage, volume, front and back labels, neck and bottle base. Use wooden-case markings as supporting evidence and verify each bottle individually.

What photographs are needed for a full Latour case compared with loose bottles?

Begin a full Latour case review with the wooden-case markings and bottle count, then document fill level, capsule and labels for each bottle. Keep loose bottles and different vintages out of any case that does not match them.

Can one Latour bottle be reviewed for an initial enquiry?

Yes. When photographing the Latour bottle, provide estate, vintage, volume, front and back labels and original wooden-case details, together with clear photographs of the current condition. Use front and back labels, neck, fill level and bottle base to screen Château Latour Wine first; inspect the item directly only if uncertainty about fill level, capsule, labels and leakage remains.

How should personal details on a receipt for Château Latour be protected?

Before you arrange a review of the Latour bottle, names, addresses and payment information may be covered. Leave visible only the details that help link the document to estate, vintage, volume, front and back labels and original wooden-case details.