95 Points - Tim Atkin:  Attractively scented, the perfumes start with Marasca cherries and lusciously ripe red plums. It is vividly fresh with a light touch of glossy glycerol in the mid-palate. The tannins are refined, offering the most gentle nudge on the edges of the palate. Jeremy calls these vines in Charmes and Mazoyères “neither young nor old”, but the oldest date back to the 1950s (pretty old in my book!).

92-94 Points - Vinous:  The 2024 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru has an attractive nose with mainly red fruit tinged with fennel and light minty scents. Fine delineation, though obviously not intense or powerful. The palate is medium-bodied with filigree tannins, just a subtle pepperiness emanating from the whole bunch (though there is slightly less here than Dujac's other cuvées). It is quite focused towards the finish that displays commendable length. This feels stony on the aftertaste with a residual pepperiness.