The 2021 Latour Martillac Blanc is a distinguished Bordeaux Blanc from the Pessac Leognan region in Bordeaux, France. This vintage showcases a blend of 57% Sauvignon Blanc and 43% Sémillon, aged for 15 months in oak, with 25% new oak barrels used for aging. The wine's enticing aromatic profile and vibrant palate have earned it praise from several esteemed reviewers.

Jane Anson describes the wine as having "enticing aromatics of red apple and white peach, with a steelier citrus coming through on the mid-palate," calling it "an impressive white wine." Jeff Leve echoes this sentiment, highlighting its "racy, vibrant yellow white citrus" and a "long, crisp finish." He recommends enjoying this wine between 2024 and 2034.

James Suckling notes its "smoky gooseberries, seashell minerality, waxed lemons and sour cream on the nose," with a "bright and zingy palate" that is "saline, focused and long." Meanwhile, Vinous praises its "fresh and vibrant nose" though it notes it is "not quite as complex or mineral-driven" as anticipated.

Jeb Dunnuck commends the wine for its "bright yet integrated acidity" and "beautiful overall balance," while Robert Parker's Wine Advocate highlights a "fresh, minty bouquet" and a "fleshy core of fruit with bright acids," noting its potential for aging due to the significant presence of Sémillon.

Decanter appreciates the wine for its "clarity and freshness" and "striking, zesty and alive" palate, concluding that "this will have fans." Overall, the 2021 Latour Martillac Blanc is characterized by its vibrant freshness, complex flavors, and excellent balance, making it a noteworthy choice for white wine enthusiasts.