Professionelle Bewertungen
Jancis Robinson (17)
0.27 ha (0.67 acre). Situated in Mazoyères-Chambertin to be precise. When bottled, carries the name Christophe Roumier. Cask sample.
Mid ruby. Lovely bright transparency to the colour. Ripe, rich fruit and beautiful texture, Charmes seems such a flattering grand cru. Good length and soft, powdery tannins. Very balanced and integrated structure. (MH)
Vinous (94)
The 2022 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru includes around 75% whole bunches this year. The nose is more closed than expected, with crushed stone and forest floor scents filtering through the mainly black fruit. A bit sultry at the moment. The palate is more expressive with a very peppery, slightly stemmy entry. It has fine depth and grip - quite Mazi-like towards the structured finish that will require time in bottle to soften.
Burghound (94)
An equally fresh and slightly earthier combination consists of plum, rose petal and green tea plus a healthy dollop of wood influence. There is even better volume to the nicely rich and caressing large-scaled flavors that terminate in a moderately austere and impressively long finish. Even though this is not super-dense, there is still good power and it too should repay extended keeping.
Jasper Morris (96)
Red to crimson in colour, deeper than the Echezeaux, crisper on the palate, with red berry fruit, a little strawberry, a touch of pepper again, slightly more body and length. Less floral than the Echezeaux, slightly more substance. Attractively floral aromatics left in the empty glass.
