96 Points - Tim Atkin:  A beautiful Bonnes Mares, this is très floral with gorgeous wafts of summer flowers. The palate piles on sweet cherries, chimney smoke and brown spices. Tight, long tannins and racy acidity nicely frame the super-charged fruit generosity on the palate. The finish takes its time, stringing along dark fruits and crushed stone minerality. More than half of the vines sit in white soils with the rest on red soils, all averaging between 40 and 50 years in age.

94-96 Points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate:  One of the high points in this challenging vintage, Dujac’s 2024 Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru is excellent, unfurling from the glass with a deep bouquet of peony, cherry and wild raspberry mingled with raw cacao, Sichuan pepper and smoke. Full-bodied, ample and layered, it is fleshy and enveloping, its satiny attack leading into a concentrated, seamless mid-palate enlivened by vibrant acidity, before concluding with a floral, persistent finish. It is a close call with Clos Saint-Denis this year, and I would be happy to own either.